Stag Pentagram - 5514S Tyet only rarely in graves

only rarely in graves

Oluaye or even Obaluaiye

often depicted in triplicate or described by the plural form of his name

and their ability to endure long periods of inactivity during the winter has led to them being associated with resilience and the ability to withstand challenges and hardships

Stag Pentagram - 5514S Tyet only rarely in gravesThe stag, with its antlers reaching upward, is sometimes seen as a symbol of the God in his aspect as the Horned God, a deity associated with the wilderness, fertility, and the cycle of life and death. When combined with the pentagram, it can represent the interplay of elemental forces and the sacredness of nature. The pentagram is an interwoven five pointed star enclosed within a circle, each point of the star representing one of the five elements: