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Sterling Cernunnos Pentacle Pendant ritual and folk magic traditions

Sterling Cernunnos Pentacle Pendant ritual and folk magic traditionsCernunnos is the horned God of the witches. Here portrayed as influenced by the Gundestrup Cauldron, which was found in bog in Denmark. It is believed that the cauldron was stolen by the Vikings broken up and given as a sacrifice. He is holding the rams headed serpent that some associate with the dark half of the year basically from Scorpio to Aries. The torc is probably a symbol of sovereignty or kingship. An original design by artist Paul Borda of

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and folk magic traditions

also known as Hoodoo or Rootwork

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and a giant wolf are just some of the stars in these Norse tales

Unlike theoretical guides

Sterling Cernunnos Pentacle Pendant ritual and folk magic traditionsCernunnos is the horned God of the witches. Here portrayed as influenced by the Gundestrup Cauldron, which was found in bog in Denmark. It is believed that the cauldron was stolen by the Vikings broken up and given as a sacrifice. He is holding the rams headed serpent that some associate with the dark half of the year basically from Scorpio to Aries. The torc is probably a symbol of sovereignty or kingship. An original design by artist Paul Borda of

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