The Goddess Artemis’ sacred Goat is another reference to the creature, but so is the fact that one of Dionysus’ Divine Aspects is the Goat. Later, Goat’s horns became the Cornucopia, adding the metaphysical meaning of plenty, sustenance, and nurturing to Goat’s symbolic meaning. Another story tells of a Goat allowing Zeus to suckle from it as a baby, allowing the King of all Gods to survive.
Greek mythology gives the Goat ties to virility, specifically with tales of Satyrs-creatures that are Half-Goat and Half-Man. In some areas, Goat meanings get mixed with those of Antelopes or Gazelles. A male Goat represents virility while the female Goat epitomizes reproduction and abundance. Goat horns have symbolism in many myths and folklore as an emblem of sensuality, determination, health, and vitality. She was one of my best friends, and I miss her every day. When I would lie down in the field, she would snuggle next to me, laying her head on my chest-always on top of my heart. Sylvia helped open my eyes and heart to the world of Animal Communication. I trained my Sylvia to do things most people can’t get their Dogs to do. They are as smart and loving as Dogs and Pigs. Never, ever underestimate the ‘ignoble’ Goat. I’ve often heard folks negatively refer to Goats. My favorite was a rust-colored Nubian goat named Sylvia. Goats are among my favorite Animals! I grew up around them, having had several as pets and show animals.
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