Stag God - Pewter greek" Egyptian Priestesses used sistrums to

Egyptian Priestesses used sistrums to create a circle of protection around themselves and the deity image and to banish unwanted negative energy

played upon by the breath of God

Rocamadour was known as the site of worship of the triple Goddess Sulevea

the dance of opposites in balance

Their mutual love and devotion is adored and worshipped by the devotees as the highest and closest love between God and the soul

Stag God - Pewter greek" Egyptian Priestesses used sistrums toStag of the Seven Tines. Like Bull Gods, the Stag God has symbolized fertility and abundance since Neolithic times. This famous image comes from Anatolian goddess culture. Since antler tines are fast growing, they are a metaphor for for plant fertility as well. This is one of the first sacred images that was cast in iron. [Alaca Hoyuk site, central Turkey, c. 5500 BCE.] 7 1 4" pewter statue with resin base. #SG