Sobek is an ancient Egyptian deity associated with the Nile River, fertility, and crocodiles. He is often depicted as a man with the head of a crocodile, or as a full crocodile. In ancient Egypt, he was considered a powerful and fearsome god who was also benevolent and protective.

Analogies and symbolism: Sobek is associated with the Nile River, and his fierce and powerful nature represents the strength and unpredictability of the river. As a crocodile, he is also associated with the primal and instinctual aspects of nature. Sobek was also worshipped as a fertility god, as the annual flooding of the Nile River brought fertility and abundance to the land.

Working with Sobek in witchcraft: Sobek can be invoked for protection, especially in situations that require strength and fearlessness. He can also be called upon for fertility and abundance, particularly in matters related to finances and material prosperity. Offerings to Sobek can include fish, meat, or other offerings associated with crocodiles. Working with crocodile imagery or statues can also help connect with Sobek's energy.

Stones, herbs, and items associated with Sobek: Stones associated with Sobek include green jasper and carnelian, which were often used in ancient Egyptian jewelry and amulets. Herbs associated with Sobek include lotus and papyrus, which were also important symbols in ancient Egyptian religion. Crocodile figurines or other items related to crocodiles can also be used in working with Sobek.

Tarot card associated with Sobek: There is no specific tarot card associated with Sobek, but the Strength card (sometimes depicted with a woman and a lion) can represent Sobek's qualities of strength and fearlessness.

Sobek was an ancient Egyptian deity associated with the Nile river and was worshipped as the god of fertility, protection, and military prowess. He was often depicted as a crocodile-headed man or as a full crocodile. The following is an in-depth list of offerings, incantations, divinations, stones, herbs, and items used for witchcraft when working with the Egyptian god Sobek:

Offerings:

Live crocodiles or crocodile figurines
Offerings of meat or fish, especially those found in the Nile river
Burnt offerings of incense, especially frankincense
Offerings of beer and wine
Offerings of bread, cakes, and other baked goods
Precious metals, such as gold and silver, were also offered to Sobek

Incantations:
"I offer this sacrifice to Sobek, lord of the Nile, for his protection and guidance"
"Sobek, powerful and mighty, hear my call and come to me"
"May the strength and ferocity of Sobek be with me in battle"
"May Sobek bless this water with his presence and make it pure and clean"

Divinations:
Dream interpretation was commonly used to communicate with Sobek
Scrying or divination through water was also believed to be a way to communicate with Sobek
The use of a pendulum or dowsing rod was believed to be a way to receive answers from Sobek

Stones:, Carnelian, Jasper, Agate, Lapis Lazuli, Emerald


Herbs: Frankincense, Myrrh, Sandalwood, Lotus, Catnip


Items: Crocodile figurines, Images of Sobek in artwork or statues, Amulets or talismans of Sobek, Crocodile skin or teeth


Physical Description: Sobek was often depicted as a crocodile-headed man or as a full crocodile. When depicted as a man, he had the body of a human but with the head of a crocodile. He was often depicted wearing a headdress of feathers, a sun disk, or a horned crown. Sometimes he was also depicted holding a scepter or a sword.

Symbols: The crocodile,The sun disk, The ankh, The scepter, The horned crown

Clothing: Sobek was often depicted wearing a kilt or a loincloth. He sometimes wore a headdress of feathers, a sun disk, or a horned crown.
Weapons:
Sobek was often depicted holding a scepter or a sword.

Jewelry: Sobek was often depicted wearing a collar necklace, arm bracelets, and anklets.
Hair:
Sobek was typically depicted as having a mane of wild hair.

Tattoos: There is no evidence to suggest that the ancient Egyptians practiced tattooing, and there are no known depictions of Sobek with tattoos.

Tarot Card: The Tarot card associated with Sobek is The Emperor, which represents authority, stability, and strength.

Constellation: There is no known constellation associated with Sobek in Egyptian mythology.