Ancient one of the earth so deep, master of moon and sun. I shield you in my Wiccan way, here in my circle round, asking you to protect this space, and offer your sun force down.
This is a spell from a TV Show.
1. I feel the structure "Ancient one of the earth so deep" is a bit strange. Could you tell me what this sentence means?
2. What does "offer your sun force down” mean?
It's made-up baloney from a TV screenplay. I suppose the writer was trying to be obscure in the hope that it would sound spookier that way. Don't lose any sleep over it.
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It's made-up baloney from a TV screenplay. I suppose the writer was trying to be obscure in the hope that it would sound spookier that way. Don't lose any sleep over it. Not many writers can simulate ancient arcane language, and this one cannot. It always comes out silly and garbled.
That said, "ancient one of the earth so deep" seems to be an invocation summoning "Auger de Gomay", whoev