The Good God

"Humans are evil by nature and require an Other-power to keep them on track."  Terrible but nonetheless true.

Drygand, defender of Wyke and Feorgen, of Good greater than good-and-evil; he is the Genius of Good-- the Agathos Daimon.  By his sidden and his wiles he seeks ever to beguile those who persist in wrongness, and turn them to Right Good.  And there are those true to him who seek to help him in his work and are helped in turn.

Drygand, being God Within and Without, is thus inescapable-- we are all caught between, as he has us on both sides.  Therefore, the Caduceus, the twice-entwined snake-staff, symbolizes his power over us, the poor stick in the middle.  The 'outer' snake is the Nagaraja, guardian of Sacred Nature (Wyke), and the 'inner' is the Kundalini, who rises from the Deep-within.  Together, they make the Agathos Daimon which is Drygand, who turns the wicked, wayward human in its coils toward Good, from stick to staff.

Wyke= the dwelling of Life: the Biosphere.
Feorgen= biospheric Mind: Father Earth.
Agathos Daimon(Gk)= guardian spirit and helper.
Sidden(OEng siden)= magical influence.