The deity known for guiding souls to the afterlife in Egyptian beliefs is Osiris. He is associated with resurrection and the cycle of life and death, often depicted as a green-skinned figure with a beard and wearing white funeral wrappings. Osiris presides over the Hall of Judgment, where souls are weighed against the feather of Maat to determine their fate in the afterlife. As the god of the afterlife, he represents hope, renewal, and the promise of eternal life, crucial elements of Egyptian spirituality and culture.