How do you praise the horned god?

Answer 1

The Pagan form...

When I read the question, I assumed you meant the pagan god. The other half of the divinity partnership, with the Great Goddess. In that case, representations of him are gold, the sun, holly and oak.

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The horned God, or better known as Lord Cernunnos. He is God of the wild, of forests, animals, the free human spirit, of abundance and joy. He is usually pictured with great antler horns* like a stag deer holding a cornucopia overflowing and his face is sometimes pictured with oak and acorns. Sometimes also called the Oak King, Pan, Robin Hood, The Green Man.

*These horns, hunted by men to this very day to prove how masculine they are and then hung up on walls are the horns Lord Cernunnos wears. Even in centuries past, hunting down the biggest stag of the forest was a status symbol and still is. Of course the God of the forest would have the biggest stag horns. This image of this God was twisted and turned into fear by creating him into a Christian figure called Satan to turn people from worshiping this God.

There are many Gods and many Goddesses from religions all over the world. If you are looking to pray to a particular God or Goddess, I would read up on them and their history. If you are true to your faith, in time a patron God and Goddess will come to guide you and watch over you.

To Praise:You can praise The Horned One, The Green Man, Cernunnos, you can just pray like the Christians do to their God. You can also worship him in the more traditional pagan way of rituals that include acorns, leaves and other forest bounty. Or you can take a walk in a forest or a park and silently thank Him for the green bounty you see around you. There are many, simple, cheap ways to praise any of the Gods and Goddesses.