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CD Review ‘Naked Harp’ by Jenny/Omnia
A personal CD dedicated solely to the magickal music of the Harp played by the one and only Harp Fairy herself of Omnia. Lees verder
Geplaatst in English articles, Muziek, Recensies
Getagged Breton, folk music, harp, Irish, music, Omnia
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Review: The Play Goes On
‘The Companionship of the Rainbow Bridge’ was founded in 1977 as an experimental ritual drama group and continued until 1994. During those years over 40 rituals were written. 23 of those rituals
are now presented in this book. Lees verder
Geplaatst in Boeken, English articles
Getagged rituals, Thelema
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CD review: Irfan: The Eternal Return
Irfan uses ethereal and mystic female vocals in addition with strong male vocals and choirs in combination with an assortment of various traditional and medieval string, wind and percussive instruments. Lees verder
Paganism as a cultural phenomenon in Europe
People have difficulties in defining religion. It is even more difficult to define a pagan religion. The very term paganism is also very unclear. Morgana wrote a paper discussing paganism as a cultural phenomenon. Lees verder
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Getagged civil religion, culture, new religions, paganism, wiccanate, wiccanish
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Review: Celebrating Planet Earth
In this book some of the ‘urban myths’ are dispelled between (neo) pagans and Christians. Discussed are major attributes of both paths and how we perceive each other. Can Christians and Pagans engage in shared ritual? An ‘interfaith experiment’ suggests they can. Lees verder
Geplaatst in Boeken, English articles, Recensies
Getagged activism, Christian, dialogue, Forest Church, interfaith, paganism, Wicca
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The Dames from Thorn … and Amsterdam
The ‘Beguines’ were the ‘free women’ of Northern Europe. They lived, among other places, in Amsterdam and in the city of Thorn in the province of Limburg. Lees verder
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Getagged beguine, Dutch history, free women
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Review: Spirits of the Sacred Grove
Following the Wheel of the Year, she starts with ‘Samhain: the year begins in the dark north-west’. Telling the story, her story, the year unfolds. Interspersed with her own thoughts Emma philosophises over Druid cosmology, spirituality… and much more. Lees verder
Review: All Acts of Love and Pleasure
This book wants “to act as a guide to existing initiatory covens who want to make their practice more inclusive… Inclusive Wicca is about including all participants regardless of sexual orientation, disability, or other differences, not by erasing or ignoring the distinctions but working with them.” Lees verder
The Collective Individual
Two major paradoxes in Wicca are that it strives towards a ‘group’ feeling when it is basically a path of individual development, and that it is supposedly concerned with a mystical (read esoteric) path when many aspects seem to be becoming exoteric and public. Lees verder
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Getagged experiential, paganism, philosophy, psychology, systems, Wicca
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Tales of Anatolia – from Ankara to Hattuşa and the Hittites – part 2
In part 2 Morgana will be looking at the Hittite capital of Hattuşa in greater detail. Lees verder
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Getagged Anatolia, Hattusha, Hittites, storm gods
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