A history of wicca and neopaganism in the United States focusing on the post-WW II period.
There's an idea from Joseph Campbell that has greatly influenced my thinking and my work the past few years. In his essay “The Symbol Without Meaning,” Campbell points out the difference between the direct religious experience of ...
Witches: An Encyclopedia of Paganism and Magic
"This book is a fantastic and comprehensive introduction to shamanism by a leading expert and teacher on the subject.
An introductory guide explaining what Paganism is, the different Pagan path, what Pagans do, and how to live as a Pagan.
The word “Pagan” comes from a Latin word “paganus” meaning country dweller. It was originally used to identify those who were living in the country as opposed to living in the city. When Christianity became the official religion of the ...
In this book, Christine Hoff Kraemer asks central questions about the varieties of Pagan belief: Why is multiplicity so important to contemporary Pagan understanding of deities? How do Pagans experience divinity in nature?
Within these pages are hymns and poems, essays and rituals, artwork and fiction in honor of the Harbinger of Fruit, the Goddess of the Narcissus, She Who Tasted the Pomegranate, the Queen of the Sacred Way.Persephone.Come. Follow her path.
Gems from New Equinox
This practical guide traces the history and origin of the most compelling earth traditions.