Poseidon Neptune Statue "egyptian for her auspicious nature

for her auspicious nature

happy and kind-hearted

<BR><BR>Some Gnostics saw Christ (the anointed one) as a being of pure spirit and light leading us back to the Good God from the trap of the material world

a power She bestows upon Her followers

Poseidon Neptune Statue "egyptian for her auspicious natureGod of the Sea. He raises storms or calms the sea at will, controls earthquakes and tames horses especially for races. He presides over games and contests of all kinds. Son of Kronos and Rhea (Cybele). The ancient Greeks were avid sailors and lovers of the sea as opposed to the Romans knew him as Neptune and had little love of the sea. Only Poseidon, of all gods and men, was not afraid of the Gorgons and made love with Medusa in Athena's temple. He