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At the dark of the moon, an ancient goddess walked through the roads of ancient Greece, accompanied by sacred dogs and bearing a blazing torch. Occasionally she stopped to gather offerings left by her devotees where three roads crossed, because she was honored in places where one could look three ways at once. The goddess herself could look three ways because she herself had three heads: head of a snake, a horse and a dog.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://martinifisher.com/2019/04/12/the-horse-the-snake-and-the-dog-the-three-heads-of-the-real-queen-of-the-night/
At the dark of the moon, an ancient goddess walked through the roads of ancient Greece, accompanied by sacred dogs and bearing a blazing torch. Occasionally she stopped to gather offerings left by her devotees where three roads crossed, because she was honored in places where one could look three ways at once. The goddess herself could look three ways because she herself had three heads: head of a snake, a horse and a dog.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://martinifisher.com/2019/04/12/the-horse-the-snake-and-the-dog-the-three-heads-of-the-real-queen-of-the-night/
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