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Print: $7.96 Download: $7.96 Persephone is a shadowy liminal figure, shifting, both in image and in character across time. Was she a victim of the wiles of Hades, or a willing Queen of the underworld?
In this lyrical re-working of the classical myth of Persephone and the epic journey to and return from the underworld, her voice is explored as it has never been heard before. Through a rich tapestry of words and images that resonate with both classical and contemporary interpretations of this grand narrative, Katherine Sutherland and Alex Singleton breath new life into the age-old story of descent, ascent and transformation.
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Print: $24.80 Download: $19.94 Section 1 academic papers:
Factors determining the outside projection of the Mithraic Mysteries by Dr. Israel Campos Méndez.
The Mithras Liturgy: cult liturgy, religious ritual, or magical theurgy? Some aspects and considerations of the Mithras Liturgy from the
Paris Codex and what they may imply for the origin and purpose of this spell by Kim Huggens.
Section 2 Arts:
'For example Mithras' part II exhibition by Farangis Yegane: The Suncircle, The Wind, Mithras slaying the Bull, The Sacrifice in the Abrahamic Religions.
Mithras-Phanes art piece by James Rodriguez.
Temple of Mithra in Garni, Armenia, photos by Jalil Nozari.
Mithras artistic depiction by Robert Kavjian.
Section 3 Religious articles:
MITHRAS SOL INVICTUS Invocation by M. Hajduk.
Ode to Aphrodite by Sappho, translated by Harita Meenee.
Norooz Phiroze by Farida Bamji.
Disappearing Shrines and Moving Shrines by S. David.
The Sleeping Lord by Katherine Sutherland.
The right handed handshake of the Gods by Payam Nabarz.
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Print: $23.13 A 2009 Sacred Sites Calendar, with photos of Avebury Stone Circle, Stonehenge, St Nectan's Glen, River Isis, Pacific Ocean, River Thames in London, and number of sites in Oxford including the South Parks, Shot-Over-Hill, and woodlands.
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Print: $14.16 Download: $10.62 A divine comedy that both enlightens you and has you rolling on floor with laughter. If you enjoy works of Terry Pratchett, Mighty Boosh or Mulla Nasreddin, this tale of the magical journeys of a Neophyte called Corax, and his initiator Goddess Morrigan is for you. The Celtic Goddess Morrigan is the Goddess of war, death, rebirth, change, and justice. This is far more than Corax expected at his initiation!
Content:Act I:Lammas.Act II:Autumn Equinox.
Act III:Samhain.Act IV:Winter Solstice-Alban Arthan:birth of the sun.
Act V:A Kali Puja:a magickal workshop.
Act VI:Imbolc.
Act VII:Dance of Death.
Act VIII:Beltane 4play.
Act IX:An eclectic pagan's near-death experience.
Act X:Beltane.
Act XI:Justice for RollRight Stone Circle.
Act XII:Living like the pagan ancestors.
Act XIII:Towers of Silence.
Act XIV:Magi’s gifts.
From author of 'The Mysteries of Mithras:The Pagan Belief That Shaped the Christian World’ & ‘The Persian Mar Nameh:The Zoroastrian Book of the Snake Omens & Calendar’.
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