What is Ariel Gatoga's definitive guide to understanding Cernunnos in Celtic mythology?

I focus on Cernunnos in a simple, experiential way rather than as a strict academic “definitive guide,” but here’s how I frame him:

• Cernunnos is a mystery-centered forest god: antlered, liminal, and tied to wild places, animals, and the untamed life-force of nature
• He’s associated with stags, horned serpents, dogs, bulls, coins or grain, and sometimes a cornucopia and torch, symbolizing wealth, fertility, and vitality
• Historically, he appears mainly in northeastern Gaul, showing how deeply he rooted into Celtic and Gallo-Roman religious life
• Spiritually (for practice), I treat him as guardian of the threshold between human culture and the wild green world—approached with respect, simplicity, and presence in nature

Would you like a step‑by‑step way I’d recommend getting to know Cernunnos in your own practice?