Roar
Rule
Laugh
Create
Destroy
Love

...And lay claim to your true masculine nature and spiritual heritage. According to Dagonet Dewr, a writer and activist in the men's pagan spirituality movement: "We have forgotten how to cry, to scream, to hunt, to love, to honor, to teach, to initiate." Hip, funny, and direct, this pagan belief guide explores twelve powerful male archetypes and their relevance for men today: Divine Child, Lover, Warrior, Trickster, Green Man, Guide, Craftsman, Magician, Destroyer, King, Healer, and Sacrificed One. Stories of characters from mythology, fantasy, and pop culture illustrate different expressions of masculine energy. With pagan rituals and magickal workings, this pagan book offers a visceral, hands-on way to connect with archetypal energies and honor male rites of passage such as coming of age, seeking a partner in love, or becoming a father.
Dagonet Dewr galvanizes the men's spirituality movement with this much-needed guide to divine masculinity. This book is not just for Pagans, but for men of all faiths who want to explore and learn from their spiritual roots. With humor and sensitivity, the author introduces twelve male archetypes-including the Child, the Warrior, the Lover, the Healer, and the Trickster-and the gods who embody them. Stories of deities from pagan lore and mythology spanning several cultures-and even characters from The Lord of the Rings and Arthurian literature-offer a rich framework for understanding the heritage of the sacred male. Rituals and magickal workings-for individual or group practice-offer practical ways to connect with these masculine energies and achieve a new understanding of their role in everyday life.
Dagonet Dewr galvanizes the men's spirituality movement with this much-needed guide to divine masculinity. This book is not just for Pagans, but for men of all faiths who want to explore and learn from their spiritual roots. With humor and sensitivity, the author introduces twelve male archetypes-including the Child, the Warrior, the Lover, the Healer, and the Trickster-and the gods who embody them. Stories of deities from pagan lore and mythology spanning several cultures-and even characters from The Lord of the Rings and Arthurian literature-offer a rich framework for understanding the heritage of the sacred male. Rituals and magickal workings-for individual or group practice-offer practical ways to connect with these masculine energies and achieve