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PanGaia #35 - Leadership & Community
PanGaia #35 - Leadership & Community
A Path Beyond Grasping: Conflict and Ego in Pagan Groups · The Fool on the Hill: Dealing With Spiritual Emergencies · The Holy Order of the Hemp T-Shirt · The Charge of the Goddess as Ethical Precept · The Cultural Contradiction of Paganism · Hungry Cauldron Syndrome · Lothlorien Magic: Where the Elves Live · Creating the Pagan Future: Sustainability · Measuring the Great Mother: The Goddess and Geometry · Toe to Toe: Does Hierarchy Have a Place in Pagan Groups? · Do Unto Others by Barbara Fisher · Underworld Perspective: An Ancient Perspective on Leaderships · Gaian Gardening: Dancing With Vegetables * Wolf Journeys: Bird Language * Connecting the Dots: Interfaith Issues * Goddess in America: Smokey Mountain Gypsies * The Last Word: God Helps Those... · Rental Goddess
80 illustrated pages. Edited by Elizabeth Barrette. Spring 2003.
80 illustrated pages. Edited by Elizabeth Barrette. Spring 2003.
Available in classic paper by mail.
PanGaia #34 - Healing Paths
PanGaia #34 - Healing Paths
Herbs as Healers: Alternative Formulas For Treating Cancer · The Heart of Healing: How Aromatherapy Changed My Life · Empathy: The Passion Within · Do You Hear What I'm Saying? Empathy in Speculative Fiction · On a Wing and a Prayer: Can Prayer Heal? · But What Do We Do If It Works?: The Ethics of Theapeautic Prayer · Spirit of the Land: Adventure at Krysuvik · Eating the Salmon of Wisdom: Deep Ecology & the Celtic Imagination · Writing From a Wild Place · Listening to Trees · Creating the Pagan Future: Accountability and Responsibility · A Little Red by Melodie Bolt · Underworld Perspective: Feary Healing · Words and Wheels: Ostara · Gaian Gardening: Compose and Decompose? · Wolf Journeys: The Truth of Instinct · Connecting the Dots: Dealing With Hate Crimes · Goddess in America: White Buffalo · The Last Word: Eight Tiny What? · Ask Your Mama · Rental Goddess · 80 illustrated pages. Edited by Elizabeth Barrette. Winter 2003.
Available in classic paper by mail.
PanGaia #33 - Cat Magic
PanGaia #33 - Cat Magic
Lessons From Bob: Elemental Wild Cats · Tiger Prserves: Getting the Biggest Cats Out of a Jam · Oh Goth! Black Cat Mojo, Superstition and Lore · City of Cats · The Feline War Against Literacy · Lions Don't Use Luggage · Impermanence: The Story of Elanor · Fast-Moving Water · Living on the Buckle: Biblebelt Paganism in the South · A Tipi in New Jersey · Creating the Pagan Future: Professionalism · Toe to Toe: Should There Be a Unified Pagan Sacred Calendar? · Seeking Shadow by Maerian Allen · The Athame Cuts Both Ways by Alex Bledsoe · Underworld Perspectives: Jasper the Cat · Words and Wheels: Yule · Gaian Gardening: Why Do We Garden? · Wolf Journeys: Trail of the Cougar · Connecting the Dots: Politicians and Personal Bias · Goddess in America: Pennsylvania · The Last Word: There is a Fe-Line Between Genius and Madness · Ask Your Mama · Rental Goddess · 80 illustrated pages. Edited by Elizabeth Barrette. Autumn 2002.
Available in classic paper by mail.
PanGaia #32 - The Power of Myth & Legend
PanGaia #32 - The Power of Myth & Legend
Urban Legends: Mythology for an Internet Age · A Wilderness of Steel: Uncovering the Roots of Urban Legends · Mermaids! Sirens of the Sea · Hot Pattootie, Bless My Soul · Drawing Down the Moon, the Movie · Creating the Pagan Future: Solidarity · There Should Have Been Ravens · Shadows of the Sun: The Beauty of Black Flowers · It's the Sweat That Makes Them Sweeter · Toe to Toe: Should Pagans Circle in Single Gender Groups? · Hot Flash by Ji Goss · Pandora by Jamie Freeman · Words and Wheels: Lammas · Gaian Gardening: Berries for the Picking · Wolf Journeys: Using All Six Senses · Connecting the Dots: Pagan Kids and Education · Goddess in America: Las Vegas · The Gospel According to Gaia: Fraud and Paganism · The Last Word: Lions, Tiger, and Bears · Ask Your Mama · Rental Goddess · 80 illustrated pages. Edited by Elizabeth Barrette. Summer 2002.
Available in classic paper by mail.
PanGaia #31 - Wisdom of the East
PanGaia #31 - Wisdom of the East
Path of the Dragon: The Art and Science of Feng Shui · Finding North · Eastern Mind, Western Life: The Story of Falun Gong and Falun Dafa · A Stroll Down Samurai Lane · Old Faithful: The Monk's Bowl · Ozark Avalon: The Rite Place to be · The Science & Magic of Spirit · Coyote Steals Kokepelli's Flute: Pagan Fiction by Barbara Fisher · Toe to Toe: Should Pagan Get Involved in Politics? · Underworld Perspective: Titans and Giants · Words and Wheels: Beltane - The Delights of May · Goddess Journeys: Journey Into Compassion · Deep Time Medicine: Reclaiming Our Wild Nature · Gaian Gardening: Restoration of Our Souls · The Last Word: Mysteries of the East and West · Ask Your Mama · Rental Goddess · 80 illustrated pages. Edited by Elizabeth Barrette. Spring 2002.
Available in classic paper by mail.
PanGaia #30 - Hearth and Home
PanGaia #30 - Hearth and Home
In an eco-pagan vein, see the results when Joanna Powell Colbert and her spouse took on their dream project in "We Built Our Own House: Made of Straw" and celebrate the blessing of nature's soundscape in Steve Perrin's lyrical article "Primal Silence." Gaia's influence is felt in "The Science and Magic of Earth" (4th in our five-part series on the Elements) and in Dagonet and a family ritual for celebrating "Imbolc: the Heart of the Fire."
The earthy, practical tone of the issue continues with "The Megalithic Revival", "Field of Dreams: The Agro-Art of Whitney Krueger", R.J.Stewart's "A Faery Ceremony of Reconciliation," reviews of several Gaian books on straw bale building, saving medicinal herbs, building healthy homes, and much more.
Plus the bonus section "A Pagan Response to September 11" which provides a revealing look back at the reactions of Pagan leaders to the 911 event, and "Does Gaia Really Care?" an editorial on the same topic by SageWoman and Witches & Pagans editor Anne Newkirk Niven.
80 pages, edited by Elizabeth Barrette and released December of 2001.
The earthy, practical tone of the issue continues with "The Megalithic Revival", "Field of Dreams: The Agro-Art of Whitney Krueger", R.J.Stewart's "A Faery Ceremony of Reconciliation," reviews of several Gaian books on straw bale building, saving medicinal herbs, building healthy homes, and much more.
Plus the bonus section "A Pagan Response to September 11" which provides a revealing look back at the reactions of Pagan leaders to the 911 event, and "Does Gaia Really Care?" an editorial on the same topic by SageWoman and Witches & Pagans editor Anne Newkirk Niven.
80 pages, edited by Elizabeth Barrette and released December of 2001.
Available in classic paper by mail.
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