The Egyptian god associated with the afterlife is Osiris. As a central figure in Egyptian mythology, Osiris represents resurrection, fertility, and the judgment of souls. His narrative involves themes of death and rebirth, as he is killed by his brother Seth, only to be resurrected by his wife, Isis. Osiris’s role extends beyond his own resurrection; he also presides over the afterlife, guiding souls through the Du'at and determining their fate. His story encapsulates the Egyptian belief in immortality and the moral implications tied to one’s actions in life.