THE MASKS OF THE GODDESS - Sacred Masks and Dance
I feel privileged to be able to offer this book celebrating the "Masks of the Goddess" project. Included are writings, interviews and excerpts from M. Macha NightMare, Mary Kay Landon, Annie Waters, Elizabeth Fuller, Grey Eagle, Erica Swadley, and many others. With beautiful photographs by Peter Hughes, Thomas Lux, Ann Beam, and Ileya Stewart. To learn more visit the "Masks of the Goddess".
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"Our work was not to just re-enact the myths, but to take those ancient
stories of the Goddess to the next level of evolutionary unfolding."
....... Katherine Josten, THE GLOBAL ART PROJECT
I feel privileged to be able to offer this book celebrating the "Masks of the Goddess" project. Included are writings, interviews and excerpts from M. Macha NightMare, Mary Kay Landon, Annie Waters, Elizabeth Fuller, Grey Eagle, Erica Swadley, and many others. With beautiful photographs by Peter Hughes, Thomas Lux, Ann Beam, and Ileya Stewart. To learn more visit the "Masks of the Goddess".
Available in hard cover with dust jacket, soft cover, or image wrapped from BLURB.COM.
To view a PREVIEW
"Our work was not to just re-enact the myths, but to take those ancient
stories of the Goddess to the next level of evolutionary unfolding."
....... Katherine Josten, THE GLOBAL ART PROJECT
APHRODITE IN BROOKLYN and Other Mythic Voices
I find that the Mythic Times are here and now, and that the Gods and the Goddesses live in today's world
as much as they lived in the past. And they live within the collective consciousness as well as, intimately,
within our individual lives.
Available in hard cover with dust jacket or image wrapped from BLURB.COM , as well as E-Book. To view a Preview
There is something that wants us to open
Something that pours from the crevices
where we have broken - something
that laughs like a river in the morning
I find that the Mythic Times are here and now, and that the Gods and the Goddesses live in today's world
as much as they lived in the past. And they live within the collective consciousness as well as, intimately,
within our individual lives.
Available in hard cover with dust jacket or image wrapped from BLURB.COM , as well as E-Book. To view a Preview
There is something that wants us to open
Something that pours from the crevices
where we have broken - something
that laughs like a river in the morning
SPIDER WOMAN'S HANDS
Grandmother Spider Woman is the great weaver who "spins the world into being with the stories she imagines". Also called "Thought Woman" (Tse Che Nako) by the Hopi and other Pueblo peoples of the Southwest, Spider Woman's hands are also our hands.....weaving, revealing and remembering a vision of a unitive, co-creative world.
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"How might we live, how might we act,
if we saw the world with a Webbed Vision?"
Catherine Keller, Theologian
Grandmother Spider Woman is the great weaver who "spins the world into being with the stories she imagines". Also called "Thought Woman" (Tse Che Nako) by the Hopi and other Pueblo peoples of the Southwest, Spider Woman's hands are also our hands.....weaving, revealing and remembering a vision of a unitive, co-creative world.
Available in hard cover with dust jacket or image wrapped from BLURB.COM.
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"How might we live, how might we act,
if we saw the world with a Webbed Vision?"
Catherine Keller, Theologian
THE RAINBOW BRIDGE ORACLE - A Divination System
In the Tarot, the Higher Arcana is a progression through what mythologist Joseph Campbell called the "Hero’s Journey". The first card in the traditional Tarot deck is "The Fool" . "The Fool" represents the utterly open innocence, and infinite possibilities, with with we incarnate into this world. The Arcana progress through revelations, trials and initiations. The last card of is "The World", the return Home. Although my Oracle Deck, which features 52 images, is not a Tarot, I have used this metaphor in its creation. The journey is a Circle.
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To learn how to purchase the cards (sold separately)
please visit the Rainbow Bridge Oracle Website. The cards can be purchased with a small, less expensive softcover edition of the Divination System book additionally.
In the Tarot, the Higher Arcana is a progression through what mythologist Joseph Campbell called the "Hero’s Journey". The first card in the traditional Tarot deck is "The Fool" . "The Fool" represents the utterly open innocence, and infinite possibilities, with with we incarnate into this world. The Arcana progress through revelations, trials and initiations. The last card of is "The World", the return Home. Although my Oracle Deck, which features 52 images, is not a Tarot, I have used this metaphor in its creation. The journey is a Circle.
Available in hard cover, E-Book, or PDF from BLURB.COM.
To view a Preview
To learn how to purchase the cards (sold separately)
please visit the Rainbow Bridge Oracle Website. The cards can be purchased with a small, less expensive softcover edition of the Divination System book additionally.
THE SONG OF MEDUSA
by Lauren Raine and Duncan Eagleson (1993)
THE SONG OF MEDUSA is the tale of an ancient priestess, and the two archeologists whose lives are forever changed by discovering her story. "I walked the high, holy lands, in Delphi when it was young, and I was their oracle, their Pythoness" she tells them, in long lost tablets. "Now I have come home". The Song of Medusa, was inspired by the work of Marija Gimbutas and Riane Eisler, and seeks to remember and imagine a time when "the Word for World was Mother". The book is available through Buy Books on the Web
OR THE ENTIRE STORY CAN BE READ RIGHT HERE
by Lauren Raine and Duncan Eagleson (1993)
THE SONG OF MEDUSA is the tale of an ancient priestess, and the two archeologists whose lives are forever changed by discovering her story. "I walked the high, holy lands, in Delphi when it was young, and I was their oracle, their Pythoness" she tells them, in long lost tablets. "Now I have come home". The Song of Medusa, was inspired by the work of Marija Gimbutas and Riane Eisler, and seeks to remember and imagine a time when "the Word for World was Mother". The book is available through Buy Books on the Web
OR THE ENTIRE STORY CAN BE READ RIGHT HERE