Book review: The Triumph of the Moon, Ronald Hutton
subtitle: A history of modern pagan witchcraft Ronald Hutton is a historian based at the University of Bristol (UK) who has spent a large part of his career studying pagan practices from the ancient druids up to the present day. ...Reviews of our books
Avalonia’s Book of Chakras by David Rankine & Sorita d’Este. - review in Witchcraft and Wicca Magazine, Issue 14, Imbolc 2007, Galatea. “The concept of chakras is thousands of years old and has its origins in the Tantric tradition. ... The Freedom of Religion Petition… yes Wiccan and Pagans too… Finaly
[40] The hearings, held by anti-Communist committees, panels and “loyalty review boards” across the United States, became the most famous ‘witch-hunt’ of the 20th century. Later deemed unconstitutional, they represented a major ... Book Review: Origins of Modern Witchcraft
Given all the misinformation floating around the Neo-Pagan community about the origins of Wicca and other Neo-Pagan religions, I was pleased when the Origins of Modern Witchcraft arrived for review. Here was a book by the author one of ... Wicca & The Christian Heritage by Joanne Pearson
The title of this book, together with the fact that it was written by one of the leading “pagan” academics in the UK got me rather excited. In some of the research I have been conducting into the origins of the practices of the Wiccan ... I really want to buy this book !!!
While Grimassi's book will appeal more to scholars of religion, Penczak's book will appeal to believers and interested casual readers. An active witch and teacher of modern neo-Paganism, Penczak teaches classes (mainly in New England) ... JOSCELYN GODWIN’S ‘GOLDEN THREAD’
This chapter deals with Gnosticism and identifies Carl Jung as the leading modern gnostic. The “meddling” spirit is that of the Demiurge, Yahweh, etc. Godwin sees the Manichaean spirit running through Gnostic thought from early times to ... Book Review: Origins of Modern Witchcraft
Origins of Modern Witchcraft: The Evolution of a World ReligionAuthor: Ann MouraTrade Paperback, 336 pagesPublisher: LlewellynPublica. Wicked fic: A Study in Dissociation
It was nothing she had not already known, or cared to know, never having been a connoisseur of modern history; and with no other opportunities to contribute to the conversation, Glinda withdrew. Given the origins of the city, ... TECHGNOSIS: MAGIC, MEMORY, AND THE ANGELS OF INFORMATION
When Mr. Slippery follows the Red Witch Erythrina as she opens up a castle’s secret passage s through cryptic gestures and spells, he enters a space of encryption. And when Mr. Slippery first accesses the Other Plane, he makes sure his ...
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