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Exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford: The Lost World of Old Europe: the Danube Valley 5000 - 3500 BC. On display in Britain for the first time are more than 250 artefacts, many of them on loan from museums in Romania, Bulgaria and Moldova.
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Breathing Goddess: Visions of Burnmoor – A Sacred Site of Cumbria
by Alex Chaloner It seems that many people who have a love of the Goddess also have a love for the ancient cultures and sites upon which She was worshiped and venerated. We don’t have to go too far on these fair isles to come across circles of stone and earth, spirals carved into rock and natural pools and hills sacred to the Goddess.
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Herbs for Hags*
by Susun S WeedI'm so glad I'm finally old. Sadly, many of my friends don't like me to use that word. They say they don't want to be "old". I think what they really mean is they don't want to be the kind of old that's infirm and dependent. I agree.
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Moon and Sun/Earth Calendars*
By Sheila Rose BrightI cannot let Jacqui Woodward-Smith’s reference to ‘our patriarchal solar calendar’ (GP9, Reviews) pass without comment. To my mind there is nothing patriarchal about using a solar calendar, only about ignoring the moon. And you’ve given me the ideal opening to leap up onto several of my favourite soapboxes, Jacqui! ...
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 | Thoughts on Sacred Sexuality, Non-Attachment and Renunciation
By Tiziana StupiaJanie Rezner makes many excellent points in her interesting article ‘The Journey of the Soul into the Mother’1. I’ve been researching the subject of renunciation for a while and would indeed agree that, in many cases, religious celibacy can be traced back to a fear of the feminine and the power of sexuality per se.
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