#the horned god
It’s a TRIO SIMPATICO field trip!
For this episode David Tavolier and Joshua Witsaman are joined by returning guest DAVID WESTER as the trio travels to the BUCKLAND GALLERY OF WITCHCRAFT AND MAGICK (AKA the Buckland Museum).
This hidden gem of Cleveland Ohio is a small but intriguing collection of some of the mystic and ceremonial possessions of Raymond Buckland. A student of Gerald Gardner,…
Lord of the Dance Plaque, New at Eclectic Artisans Pagan Marketplace. FREE U.S. Shipping on all orders over $35.00! Perfect for Beltane.
The Lord of the Dance Pagan Plaque is a beautiful Earthy representation of the masculine divine. The image on this plaque depicts the Horned God leading a traditional Spiral Dance. This joyous dance usually starts as a circle with people holding hands, spirals into the center looking almost like a labyrinth, then back out again to form a circle once more. It represents the never ending cycle of life and the many ways we interrelate as a community. This dance is likely a May Day celebration welcoming fertility and abundance to ensure a generous harvest. Bring a little magick into any room by hanging this in your home or sacred space. Made from cold cast resin with a wooden finish.
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I had to know, I had fear running through me, it’s been a fretful year after all.
I had a moment of doubt, and my spirit reached out to a constant comfort: Him.
“Are you with me? Do I have your protection? Do I have your love?”
Did I really think He’d abandon His own?
It was like a fire lit beneath me, heat rising under my skin, what could be breath on the nape of my neck. In the most ordinary of circumstances I didn’t expect His arrival to be so sudden, so tangible.
Suddenly I could see Him, see us, stood in the dark together. He was a caricature of a Devil this time, His skin cherry red, black horns and a dark goatee to match His spiked tail. He wrapped Himself around me, His lips found my neck and he muttered against it: “You already know.” And I did.
He was gone as soon as He arrived, I was back on the couch, fanning the heat from my skin.
