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Review: Pagan Britain
Professor Ronald Hutton explores pre-Christian ritualistic behaviour by the oldest inhabitants of the archipelago.
“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.
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.
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.
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.
Review: Lifting the Veil
A book written to fill an existing gap in the currently available knowledge on trance, prophesy, deity-possession, and mediumship within the neo-Pagan and Wiccan communities.
Review: Wicca – History, Belief, and Community in Modern Pagan Witchcraft
Divided into three parts Doyle White briefly covers Wiccan History from the origins to the present day. Notable authors and practitioners are discussed as well as the impact of the social movements; Wiccan theology, ritual practice and Rites of Passage and so on and the Wiccan community and culture.
Review: Llewellyn’s 2016 Witches’ Companion
Two articles per month and four extra give Wiccans and other Pagans food for thought on contemporary issues for the full year 2016.
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.
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.
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