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Pagan Portals - Pan
Pagan Portals - Pan Dark Lord of the Forest and Horned God of the Witches
by Melusine Draco
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Pub Date
25 Nov 2016
| Archive Date
1 Dec 2016
Description
Those who have grown up with Pan as a playmate remember how, back in the day, it would be possible for a young child to disappear into the woods with only a dog for company for hours on end without there being a hue and cry raised in its absence; and it was on those woodland rides and pathways - summer or winter - that Mélusine Draco often encountered Pan.
Dedicated solely to Pan (non-fiction) as the Horned God. Contains magical exercises with each chapter.
Those who have grown up with Pan as a playmate remember how, back in the day, it would be possible for a young child to disappear into the woods with only a dog for company for hours on end without...
Description
Those who have grown up with Pan as a playmate remember how, back in the day, it would be possible for a young child to disappear into the woods with only a dog for company for hours on end without there being a hue and cry raised in its absence; and it was on those woodland rides and pathways - summer or winter - that Mélusine Draco often encountered Pan.
Dedicated solely to Pan (non-fiction) as the Horned God. Contains magical exercises with each chapter.
Advance Praise
..Mélusine Draco’s book is filled with pleasing seeds and roots that she has collected from obscure, musty corners of the mythological and literary forest. Just brooding upon them ensures that they will be planted and grow in your consciousness, often in startling ways...
Alan Richardson, author of Priestess and The Old Sod, biographies of Dion Fortune and Bill Gray
..Mélusine Draco’s book is filled with pleasing seeds and roots that she has collected from obscure, musty corners of the mythological and literary forest. Just brooding upon them ensures that they...
Advance Praise
..Mélusine Draco’s book is filled with pleasing seeds and roots that she has collected from obscure, musty corners of the mythological and literary forest. Just brooding upon them ensures that they will be planted and grow in your consciousness, often in startling ways...
Alan Richardson, author of Priestess and The Old Sod, biographies of Dion Fortune and Bill Gray
Available Editions
| EDITION |
Paperback |
| ISBN |
9781785355127 |
| PRICE |
£5.99 (GBP)
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Additional Information
Available Editions
| EDITION |
Paperback |
| ISBN |
9781785355127 |
| PRICE |
£5.99 (GBP)
|
Average rating from 13 members
Featured Reviews
Ionia F, Reviewer
From the start, I was impressed with this book. The author did a fantastic job of researching the material she used as sources, including many passages to prove the points she was making. I liked her informative writing style and thought this was a really interesting look at pan through the ages and different cultures.
A lot of times, books like this can quickly become redundant and lose my interest, but this one didn't. I enjoyed reading this and felt like I learned quite a bit from it by the end. If you are interested in the horned god, this is a book that you don't want to miss.
This review is based on a complementary copy from the publisher, provided through Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Liliyana S, Reviewer
Pan was one of the first non-Christian deities I was ever aware of.. A constant companion of my childhood, I loved learning about his history through the ages, The magical exercises are both relevant and insightful. I definitely plan on adding this book to my shelves!
Featured Reviews
Ionia F, Reviewer
From the start, I was impressed with this book. The author did a fantastic job of researching the material she used as sources, including many passages to prove the points she was making. I liked her informative writing style and thought this was a really interesting look at pan through the ages and different cultures.
A lot of times, books like this can quickly become redundant and lose my interest, but this one didn't. I enjoyed reading this and felt like I learned quite a bit from it by the end. If you are interested in the horned god, this is a book that you don't want to miss.
This review is based on a complementary copy from the publisher, provided through Netgalley. All opinions are my own.
Liliyana S, Reviewer
Pan was one of the first non-Christian deities I was ever aware of.. A constant companion of my childhood, I loved learning about his history through the ages, The magical exercises are both relevant and insightful. I definitely plan on adding this book to my shelves!
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