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Review: Lights, Camera, Witchcraft: A Critical History of Witches in American Film and Television
‘A Critical History of Witches in American Film and Television’. The images of witches in these media in the 1990’s, had their influence on Witches grown up in that decade. Lees verder
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Margaret Murray Reappraised
A hundred years after the publication of The Witch Cult in Western Europe, A Study in Anthropology increasing amounts of scholars are taking notice of Murray, and reappraising her. Lees verder
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Sacred signs on the body: the art of tattooing among the Slavs
Since ancient times, tattooing has had a sacred meaning. Priests were covered with drawings before a ceremony, hunters, going out to hunt, or war, before participating in a battle. Did the Slavs have tattoos? Let’s turn to circumstantial evidence. Lees verder
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Spring festivities: A look at the Easter Egg decorations (Bulgaria)
In the Bulgarian folklore, spring traditions have an important role. Decorated, coloured eggs date back to pre-Christian times. Lees verder
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A Goddess Arrives: Nineteenth Century Sources of the New Age Triple Moon Goddess
The Triple Moon Goddess is generally assumed to be an invention of the 20th century, created by the poetic imagination of Robert Graves. However this hypothesis is incorrect. The Triple Goddess was presented in the 20th century before Graves. In addition, this paper reveals some astrological and esoteric as well as scholarly writings of the 19th century which presented and discussed a triple moon goddess from the ancient world. Lees verder
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In memoriam Fred Lamond
Lady Purple honours Fred Lamond with a photo and words. Lees verder
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The Age of Networking and ‘Wiccan Rede’ magazine
When Wiccan Rede magazine celebrated it’s 20 year jubilee, Frederic Lamond mused on the history of Wicca, what openness means to the religion, and whether in the Internet age there still is a place for magazines. Lees verder
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Reviews: ‘Magic and Witchery in the Modern West’ and ‘The Triumph of the Moon’ (revised edition)
Clive Harper compares both books that have recently been released to mark the twentieth anniversary of the first publication of Ronald Hutton’s ‘The Triumph of the Moon’.
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As If By Magick: The Dolmen
Over the years the band has introduced and combined many types of traditional and modern styles to produce their singular music. Lees verder
“Use the Magick, Make a Change” – Magickal Philosophy Taloch Jameson
Taloch is not only a singer, songwriter, and the beating heart The Dolmen, but he is also a serious esoteric scientist, occult seeker, a cunning man, and Witch. The antler-crowned celebrant at Stonehenge seasonal observances is coming to The Netherlands again. Lees verder
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