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Mens cuiusque is est quisque.
“The spirit is the true Self.”
Cicero – De Republica, Vi.26 (c. 106 – 43 BC)
Pan, the Greek god of forests, shepherds and fertility, has long represented the pagan gods in general. With the advent of the Christian church communication with the pagan gods was very heavily suppressed by priests who have a vested interest in eliminating religious competition, by any means required, including, but not limited to lying, stealing, cheating, murder, mayhem, extortion, torture and blackmail. As a result, general public attention to the pagan gods disappeared about 2,000 years ago. PAN-God of the Woods assumes that the pagan gods may still be active, living beings. If any of the ancient gods are still around in the 21st century, what are they doing now? If they are here now — still watching, still powerful, still immortal — where or how might we contact them? If Pan is still around which of us mortals could not use the helping hand of a friendly god once in awhile? — Lawrence R. Spencer
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Mens cuiusque is est quisque.
“The spirit is the true Self.”
Cicero – De Republica, Vi.26 (c. 106 – 43 BC)
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It’s a rhetorical question. It’s a theoretical question. But, don’t you ever have a glimmer in the dimmest recesses of your soul that we may have encountered this problem before? Perhaps far, far away….a long, long time ago…. How did we handle it then? Or, did we fail to handle it at all? Either way, here we go again, my godly friends. Here we go again. What do we do now?
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“How often have I said to you, when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?”
— Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, A Study in Scarlet (c.1859 – 1930)
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from the Introduction to Chapter VI of the book PAN-GOD OF THE WOODS, by Lawrence R. Spencer
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