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River and Joyce Higginbotham

Paganism: An Introduction
to Earth-Centered Religions
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Paganism:
An Introduction to Earth Centered Religions: TWPT Talks to Joyce
and River Higginbotham
They are founding members of the Council for Alternative
Spiritual Traditions (CAST), a regional organization consisting of members from
a variety of alternative spiritualities, which hosts public Pagan and
alternative events. River and Joyce consider themselves Eclectic Pagans and
have been involved in spiritual exploration and earth-centered religions for the
past fifteen years. They have taught beginning and intermediate classes for ten
of those years. Join us as we present
another fine interview in TWPT's..... The
Author's Corner.
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Other Interviews of Interest
Origins of
Modern Witchcraft: TWPT Talks to Ann Moura
Drawing Down
the Moon: TWPT Talks with Margot Adler
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Join Boudica as she takes a look at some of the winners and the
losers in the latest offerings from the major Wiccan/Pagan publishers.
For a look at Boudica's
Top Ten Booklist click
here.
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Boudica
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Other Recent Reviews from Boudica
Out of the Shadows: Myths and Truths of Modern
Wicca by Lilith McLelland
The Circle of Isis – Ancient Egyptian
Magic for Modern Witches by Ellen Cannon Reed
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Sprucing
up Ritual By Ares Hearthfire One thing about being in a coven is knowing that you will
have many other people involved in your
rituals and reading out of the same
book. However, this can still be very
dry and at times boring or routine. Some groups
do not take advantage of the great possibilities that ritual awards them. Ritual is not just a time
to honor the deities, it is a time to be
creative and have fun.
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Ares Hearthfire
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Other Articles of Interest
Stones
Are People Too by Link
Tolerance and Intolerance In the Pagan Community by
Morgan Ravenwood
A
Revisit to Which Witch is Which
by
Karri Ann Allrich
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Jacci Sutton
aka PANITEOWL |
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Remember
Visit the Owl's Perch for straight from the hip talk about important
issues facing the Wiccan/Pagan community. |
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Other Owls Perchs of
interest:
Pagans
and Witches and Wiccans...Oh my!
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Llewellyn's
2004 Wicca Almanac by Various Authors
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Progressive
Witchcraft by Janet Farrar and Gavin
Bone
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Dorothy
Morrison
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A
Samhain Ritual
by
Dorothy Morrison
A time for reflection and a time to look forward to the coming year.
A time to remember those who have passed over into the summerland and
to celebrate their lives. |
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Other Rituals of Interest
A
Bittersweet Moment of Balance: Mabon
By
Karri Ann Allrich
The
Oak King-Holly King Ritual
by
Yasmine Galenorn
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David
Rankine
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TWPT's
Page of Magick Developing
the Magickal Personality
Join author David Rankine as he explores many of the practical
aspects of magick and ritual in some articles that he has written for
TWPT's page of Magick. |
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Your
Own Sacred Place by Link
There are many ways to bond with your own
personal sacred places, wherever they may be.
Getting to know a place is no different from any other relationship you
might have. Like any kinship, it
requires a two-way exchange of energy, and openness to what one another has to
give. |
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Link
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Your
Own Celebrations of Autumn
By
Link
It’s starting. The
gradual change into Autumn. Some say the
13 weeks of Autumn are the most colorful time of the year. Take a moment and look at some of the special
rituals, customs and celebrations you do each Autumn. Feel the magic of the season. It might be more colorful than you think!
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Other Lessons of Interest
Everyday
Water by Link
Everyday
Fire by Link
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