Drawing Down the Moon (110 page)
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Authors: Margot Adler
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men's spirituality and
Norse Paganism and
Patterson, George
Pauwels, Louis
Paxson, Diana
Pendderwen, Gwydion
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins
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Pike, Sarah
Pindar
Planète
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ecology
feminist.
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feminism
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feminism
spirituality and
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polytheism
Church of the Eternal Source and
Devlin on
feminism and
Greco-Roman
in Heathenism
monotheism in
psychology and
social
Pomegranate, The: The International Journal
of Pagan
Studies
of Pagan
Studies
Pomeroy, Sarah
Pontecorvo, Gillo
Priest, Prudence
primitive peoples
Prince, Raymond
Protestantism
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Quest
Rabinovich, Shelley
Rabbit, Sparky T. (Peter Soderberg)
race
Radical Faeries
Radin, Paul
Ragan, Michael
Rand, Ayn
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Ravenhurst, Omar (Kerry Thornley)
Razor for a Goat, A
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Real Magic (Bonewits)
Reclaiming tradition
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Red Garters
Reed, Evelyn
Re-formed Congregation of the Goddess International (RCG-I)
Reformed Druids of North America (RDNA)
Reich, Charles
reincarnation
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Religious Holidays and Calendars
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Religious Movements in Contemporary America
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Renée, Janine
Rennie, Susan
Resource Guide for Queer Pagans
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Rich, Adrienne
Rites
of Modern Occult Magic,
The
(King)
of Modern Occult Magic,
The
(King)
Rites of Spring
ritual(s)
Alexandrian
Bonewits's definition of
Charge of the Goddess
Devlin on
Drawing Down the Moon
feminism and
Feraferian
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Gardnerian
Heathen
Internet
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Sabaean
sexual
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Roberts, Susan
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Romania
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Savage, Charles
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Scholes, Robert
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Schultz, Donna C.
Schur, Edwin
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seidh
1734 tradition
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homosexuality
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homosexuality
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School of Wicca and
Sex in History
(Taylor)
(Taylor)
shamanism
at festivals
gay spirituality and
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Shamanism: Archaic Techniques
of Ecstasy (Eliade)
of Ecstasy (Eliade)
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of the
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Tree, The: The Complete Book of Saxon Witchcraft
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The
(Hutton)
of the Moon,
The
(Hutton)
Tromp, Peter
Troth
Troy
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Waxing Moon
Web sites
resource guide for
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Internet
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Internet
Weinstein, Marion
Wells, H. G.
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Weschcke, Carl
What Witches
Do
(Farrar)
Do
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Where the Wasteland Ends
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men in
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Reclaiming tradition of
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Yggdrasil
Zabriskie, Philip
Zell-Ravenheart, Morning Glory
Zell-Ravenheart, Oberon (Tim Zell; Otter Zell)
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