Gorgeous Video: The Great God Pan

Is the Great God Pan a lascivious debaucher of maidens? Or, is he the Lord of the Wilderness?

What do you think? To watch the video, please scroll down to the actual video, which is larger than the picture of the video below.

Watch the Great God Pan Video below.

As I wrote, in When We Were Gods, I learned that Pan had concern for the whole natural world, including humanity. I called him Lord of the Wilderness.

Therefore, since my encounter with Pan, I now have a great appreciation for his relationship with nature. Also I enjoy the mythological fables of his associations with nymphs and other nature spirits.

YouTube Videos on the Great God Pan

Sadly, I’ve found some videos on YouTube that emphasize the lascivious nature of Pan. It’s almost as if these videos say that the Great God Pan represents the baser animal nature of humanity.

My Experience of the Great God Pan

However, that was not my experience of him (please see my previous blog post: My Encounter with Pan). On the contrary, I experience a powerful being deeply involved with the vitality of the natural world and the health of the planet.

My Favorite YouTube Video on the Great God Pan

Here’s a YouTube video of Pan I especially like, because the music evokes that other-worldly feeling of the Nature Kingdom’s depth. It’s from the ~*Shadow Owl*~ channel. The music also expresses the sadness I felt from Pan, because humanity does not appreciate nature more. One way or the other, Pan did play the pipes. Therefore, the music from these pipes (actually, I believe, a flute) are hauntingly beautiful.

In addition, some of the images in this video are absolutely gorgeous. My favorite image comes after the text, “His Tragic Love Affair with the beautiful Psychic & Other Forest Nymphs Have Become Iconic In The Portrayal of His Character.” Do you have a different favorite?

You can find the information about my encounter with Pan in my book, When We Were Gods . To find the information Pan channeled through me, please turn to the chapter entitled, “A Message from Pan.”