The Stang is adored by many modern Traditional Witches, myself included. It’s a tool whose use powerfully evokes a sense of connection to something old and primitive. In its simplest form, a forked staff, Witches use the Stang in various ways including representing the Horned One, aiding in spirit flight, and directing energy.
When I first found Traditional Witchcraft, I often wondered where exactly this instrument of Arte came from. With the Athame in Wicca, we can, with some certainty, trace its origins. So I began to wonder, if we could do the same with the Stang. Certainly forked staffs have been associated with Witchcraft since early times (as evidenced from old woodcuts and trial records), but how do they connect to what we have today?
Es que Francisco es un hombre «moenno» y cualquier patochada les mola.
Parece, sin más, la garrota atravesada por un clavo de algún homicida salvaje.
Es pe luz nan te
Efectivamente hay una cara tallada, es un hombre árbol, no Cristo en la cruz.
¿Son apreciaciones mías,o en el muñón que completaría el diabólico tridente hay una cara tallada?