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Tales of India: from modern Silicon Cities … to ancient tribal villages
2017 was going to be the year that I wanted to try and go back to India. It would mark the 40th anniversary of my overland journey from Istanbul to Delhi. Arriving via the Khyber Pass, between Pakistan and India, … Lees verder
Review: Pagan Planet
Nimue Brown has edited a large number of essays for this anthology from diverse practising Pagans presenting a wide view on the subject of Paganism and their relationship with the Earth. Lees verder
Review: Plant Spirit Gardener
Alanna Moore’s newest book is in effect an overview and collection of her ideas and experiences from the last 30 years and is an absolute must for anyone interested in connecting with Nature Spirits in their own garden. Lees verder
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Getagged devas, fairies, gardening, nature spirits, plants
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Review: Pagan Dreaming
Nimue Brown discusses ‘The Magic of Altered Consciousness’. From ‘personal dreaming’ to ‘ancestral dreaming’ she shows how dreaming takes us into different levels of consciousness. Lees verder
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Feature: a meeting with Dayonis, Morgana, October 2016
One of the very early priestesses in Gardnerian Wicca – Dayonis – had, apparently, left the Craft when she got married and emigrated. But in 2015 Morgana met her, and spoke with her at length in February 2016. Lees verder
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Etruscans; Myth & Magic – part 1
Before the Romans there was a civilisation in the heart of what we now call Italy. It was the Etruscans who influenced the Romans. Where did the Etruscans come from? How did they structure their society? Who were their deities? Morgana found some answers. Lees verder
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Etruscans; Myth & Magic – part 2
Before the Romans there was a civilisation in the heart of what we now call Italy. It was the Etruscans who influenced the Romans. Where did the Etruscans come from? How did they structure their society? Who were their deities? Morgana found some answers. Lees verder
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In honour of Jean M. Williams 1928-2015
IN HONOUR OF JEAN M. WILLIAMS On Saturday August 20, 2016 I gave a presentation in honour of Jean Williams at the PF LONDON CONFERENCE.30 minutes was far too short to include all the tributes and memories of this extraordinary … Lees verder
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Review: The Gods Within
Describes the how and why of using evocations. The aim is to evoke feelings, images and ideas from within the psyche of the individual”.And 15 different Graeco-Roman, Egyptian and Celtic gods and goddesses are reviewed. Lees verder
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Review: Witchcraft Today – 60 Years On
An anthology published in celebration of the 60th anniversary of Gerald Gardner’s seminal work, Witchcraft Today, published in 1954. Lees verder
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Getagged Alexandrians, Dianic Wicca, Gerald Gardner, Hedgewitch, modern witchcraft, Wicca
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