Rev. Brian S. Morgan
My blogs
- Son of the Morrighan: The Priest
- Beyond The Mind's Eye
- The Vampire Vanities
- Connected Conciousness of the Morrighan
- The Mystic World
| Gender | Male |
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| Industry | Arts |
| Occupation | Visionary |
| Location | Cincinnati, Ohio, United States |
| Links | Audio Clip |
| Introduction | A witch, a mage, a wizard, a mystic. Pick what ever title you would like, Rev. Morgan has devoted his life to spiritual essence, 'the Great Work' and to be closer to his mother goddess the Morrigan. A veteran in the ways of spirit communications and an understanding of things considered mystical. He offers his services to those in need. Some of those services include Spiritual Counseling, Rune Readings, House Blessings, House Clearings and Negative Spirit Banishing, Pagan Wedding Ceremonies, and Magickal Teachings. Rev. Morgan is an avid member of the Cincinnati Pagan Community and strives for a continuous unity by hosting and helping local pagan events. He currently spends most of his time working on his various art projects, focusing on Theurgy Magick, and raising his 2 daughters. |
| Interests | The Morrigan, Magick, The Tao, Occult, Enochian Magick, Witchcraft, Pagan, The Goddess Morrighan, Odin, Asatru, Runes, Ogham, Thoth, Ra, Celtic Mythology, Norse Mythology, Swordsmanship, Kendo, Fencing, Fire Dancing, Fire Performing, Crows, Wolves |
| Favorite Movies | Horror & Sci Fi, Bram Stoker's DRACULA, Conan The Barbarian, Star Wars, Marvel Godzilla Lord Of The Rings, Hero, Lone Wolf & Cub, Zatoichi, Gangs of New York, Beowulf, Excalibur, Evil Dead |
| Favorite Music | Metal, Industrial, Rockabilly, Death Metal, Goth, Tribal, Classic Rock, World Music, Irish folk, Classical, Trance, Electronica, Indian |
| Favorite Books | The Kybalion, The Tao Te Ching The Great Work by Florence Huntley, Alan Watts, H.H. Dalai Lama, Isreal Regardie, Stephen E. Flower/ Edred Thorsson, Dion Dortune, Carl G. Jung, Plato, Fiction: Neil Gaiman, Robert E. Howard, Bram Stoker, Clive Barker, Homer, American Gods, Lord Of The Rings, The Odessey, Robert Jordan, H.P. Lovecraft |
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