Many parallels with my own experience for lesson 2 and Cernunnos. I believe one important point about the Wiccan mysteries is well transcribed I believe by Lady Isadora in her song "Comes witches to the dance": "So queenly was She
I fell to my knee
And bent my brow
To Her, Oh
"Oh no," said She,
"Kneel not to Me
But stand, arise
Open your eyes
It is yourself you see
Oh
Yourself you see
In Me."
Come, Witches, as before
To the Shining Door
Fear not to
Fling it open
Fear not to see
The Mystery
That we are Pan
And fair Dian
And evermore
Shall be, Oh
And evermore
Shall be" I think our way to expect a mission or orders from divinity is inherited from our societies mold on abrahamic conception of hierarchical relationship between Gods and humans. I think Cernunnos is a counterexample of this because He's indeed mysterious and escapes written words but also because he brings us back to our animalistic condition. Animals don't wait for orders or sacred missions to be formulated, they follow the flow and the instincts that constitute the path the Great Mother has for them. My two cents on your wonderful experience. Blessed Be ! Hail to Cernunnos !

I work with Cernunnos as well. He is all that is wild, powerful, fertile and "destructive-to-rebirth" that is Nature. We live in a technological world, and He reminds us that technology is temporary at best, and we cannot thrive by only ingesting what technology offers. Happy Holidays!!