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From: pharvey@quack.sac.ca.us (Paul Harvey)
Subject: Re: Numbers
Organization: The Duck Pond public unix: +1 408 249 9630, log in as 'guest'.
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 1992 22:51:36 GMT

smayo@wang.com (Scott Mayo) writes:
>He did not profess Jesus as his Lord and Saviour. That's about the only
>working definition of a Christian I've ever seen. 

Well, this is an entertaining definition at the least, one might call it
fundamental. On the surface, it seems fine, after all of course a
Christian is someone who follows Christ, that is what the word means.
However, this is one of those clever definitions with clever hidden
meaning. It's the free gift that has a few minor strings attached. Like,
you might want to ask who gets to define exactly what it means to
profess Jesus as Lord and Saviour. I think you will be surprised at the
responses you get to that one, if you get any at all. Some people view
Christianity as fishing for men, (a term grifters use for con jobs), and
so they will not tell you the details until you sign up on the bottom
line. It's the free gift that only requires that you accept it. And once
you've accepted it, well then I'll yet you know exactly what you've
signed up for. But it's free, so why wouldn't you accept it?

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From: radzy@ICSI.Berkeley.EDU (T. O. Radzykewycz)
Subject: Re: I have returned...
Organization: International Computer Science Institute, Berkeley, CA, U.S.A.
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 06:47:25 GMT

amanda@INTERCON.COM (Amanda Walker) writes:
> I'm back.  At least, if you can read this, I'm back :)...
> 
> Amanda Walker		amanda@intercon.com

Merry meet, Amanda!

Good to have you back!  Make that "GREAT to have you back!"

Blessings!

		-- radzy

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	T. O. Radzykewycz	     	|  do as ye will.
	The Incredible Radical Cabbage	|
					|  "Just pray for a
	radzy@cogsci.berkeley.edu       |  tough hide and a
	        			|  tender heart."
	        			|    -- Ruth Graham
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> Hi! I am a .signature virus. Copy me into your .signature to join in!
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From: pharvey@quack.sac.ca.us (Paul Harvey)
Subject: Re: Hitler and Christianity
Organization: The Duck Pond public unix: +1 408 249 9630, log in as 'guest'.
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 01:37:10 GMT

In article <1992Aug16.152203.26879@lmt.mn.org> 
ciaran@county.lmt.mn.org (Ciaran Benson) writes:
>  In Doctor Who (with Tom Baker) where he discovers the SeverTeam,
>and an ancient accident he had created, the phrase was;
>  "Destroy and be Free"
>  Fits better on a bumper sticker, don't you think ?

This is just the motto of the destroyer, Kali as destroyer or Shiva,
which ever you like. Janis Joplin summed it up as freedom's just another
word for nothing left to lose. And I say woa woa wo, and honey I say
why, why eeeeeeeeaaaaaa, why is love called love when it's such a ball
and chain. But anyway, "Follow me and be free" is the way of the
teacher. Any good teacher uses this as a test of the students, to see if
they are ready to go on. If I said, "follow me and be free", would you
really say, "I will"? And after all I tried to teach you about being the
individual that I know you are? If you say yes, you disappoint me, but
there is still time. But I warn you that I can not keep up this teacher
thing for long, there are some things I must learn also. All in all, it
is just another brick in the wall.
From: jblain@ac.dal.ca
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: Children's Pagan Books???
Date: 22 Aug 92 01:07:10 -0300
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

In article <1992Aug21.164312.7170@scic.intel.com>, donita@scic.intel.com (Donita Thompson) writes:
> 
> What about pagan books for children? Anybody know of any?


Depends on the age and interests of the child . . .
For small-ish ones there's a lot of mythology out there. Some of it's not
much use (patronising and sexist) but much is OK and some good. Native
North American mythology - I recommend Anne Cameron's "Spider Woman". We
also have "Rainbow Crow" (I forget the author though) and "The legend of
the Indian Paintbrush" by Tomie da Paulo (sp?)-- 

My kids like "Giant, or Waiting for the Thursday Boat" by Robert Munsch. It's
not exactly pagan in that it has St Patrick and God as main characters (along
with the "Giant" of the title) and ends in heaven - but "God" is a little
girl - with a very big laugh. Fundys don't like it!

Alison Uttley was a British writer who wrote masses of books for small
children. A lot of her stuff has a very pagan feel - even when it's set
in small english villages with churches and other xtian trappings. "John
Barleycorn" for instance is a wonderful, magical story of the boy who is
the corn . . . I reread it to my small children just before Lammas. It's
in a volume called "Rainbow Tales" and just now we're reading another of
her books just called "Fairy Tales" I think. In all her stuff there's a
strong connection with the earth and the seasons, and also many of her 
stories deal with transformations of one sort of another.

Older kids - anything by Rosemary Sutcliff. Ursula LeGuin's "Earthsea"
trilogy (and for still older kids, or grownups, the fourth, Tehanu).
Again mythology. We have some books of Native legends, mostly
Micmac (seeing as it's their land we're living on here) but also Mohawk 
stories. . . Plus of course books about nature, living things, trees and
plants - there's a lot of stuff out there to do with ecology and environment,
growing things (and for little kids too of course).

That reminds me, one of my six-year-old's favourite books this year was
"Growing Vegetable Soup" . . .

Hope this helps! I'll be interested to see what other answers you get.

	Jenny		Jblain @ ac.dal.ca
__________________________________________________________________________
	I was in many shapes before I was released:
	.....
	I was a path, I was an eagle, I was a coracle in seas;
	I was a bubble in beer, I was a drop in a shower;
	I was a sword in hand, I was a shield in battle.
	I was a string in a harp enchanted nine years, in the water as foam;
	I was a spark in fire, I was wood in a bonfire;
	I am not one who does not sing; I have sung since I was small.

						[from The Book of Taliesin]
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From: ciaran@county.lmt.mn.org (Ciaran Benson)
Subject: Re: Chocolate (was Re: "gangway, folx")
Reply-To: ciaran@county.lmt.mn.org (Ciaran Benson)
Organization: LaserMaster Technologies, Minneapolis, MN
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 16:01:10 GMT


Behold the words of the Bitch Goddess 3, who hath written previously;

[excellent stuff deleted to save someone somewhere some pennies when
downloading all of this]

>"I, BITCH GODDESS NUMBER THREE, REQUIRE THAT YOU ALSO PLACE
>IN THE BOX CONTAINING THE PLACATION OFFERING ONE RED ROSE
>AND AN INSCRIPTION IN CALLIGRAPHY SAYING, I BESEECH THEE,
>SHANNON ELIZABETH BITCH GODDESS, TO BE FAVOURABLE TOWARD
>ALL MY EFFORTS IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE RELATING TO WOMEN'S
>ISSUES.  I HOPE THIS OFFERING PLEASES THEE ABUNDANTLY.
>AND WHAT NICE BLUE EYES YOU HAVE.
>
>BG3 HAS SPOKEN."

  My Disk of Shadows is growing by leaps and bounds ...

  Invocations like THESE we need MORE of !!!

  Blessed be, Ciaran.
From: ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com (Ailsa N.T. Murphy)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: for markbr (I can't send to you!)
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 92 13:03:01 EST
Organization: Ailanthus Project

cortese@skid.ps.uci.edu (Janis Maria Cortese) writes:

> In article <97NcPB7w164w@ailanth.UUCP> ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com (Ailsa N.T
>
> I don't mind folk music.  I mind tepid folk music, tepid music of any
> kind; that's why I dislike Stravinsky and Bartok as well.
>
> >p.s. and it WAS from a flea-market, too, when my sister bought it.  i got it
> >after she got tired of it...
>
> Sorry to have unwittingly pushed button, hon.
>
> Blessings and apologies if you want `em,
> Janis

like i said in email, accepted with a smile.  but i thought i would post for
publ;ic amusement Phranc's comments on the naked emperors...

they'e giving away acoustic guitars
on MTV
they've got a Dylan look-alike holding up a Gibson
for all the world to see
cos now everyone wants to be a folksinger

they wanna be hip and trendy
they want to wear black turtlenecks
they want to make sensitive vidoes
and song about politics
cos now eveybody wants to be
everybody wants to be
everybody wants to be
everybody wants to be
a folksinger

androgyny's the ticket
at least it seems to be
just don't wear a flat-top
and mention sexuality
and girl, you'll go far
you'll get a record contract
you'll be a star
come on follow me
it's as easy as C, F, G

everybody wants to be
everybody wants to be
everybidy wants to be
suddenl;y everybody wants to be
a folk singer

of course, i'm not following her advice, on both counts.  (my mom says she
wouldn't mind a men's haircut, but does it HAVE to be a flat-top???  *grin*)

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     ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com                   ________
        I don't need a hero                Silence \      / Action
        I don't need a soldier                =     \    /    =
        I did when i was younger            Death    \  /    Life
        But now i'm so much older.                    \/
From: ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com (Ailsa N.T. Murphy)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: something I though ailsa would get a kick out of
Date: 22 Aug 92 05:31:36 GMT
Organization: Ailanthus Project

cortese@skid.ps.uci.edu (Janis Maria Cortese) writes:

> Many profuse apologies to others for putting this here, but I don't
> have ailsa's address in my .mailrc, so I had to post.  I'll make it
> short.
>
> I thought you'd get a kick out of this.  I subscribed to sci.anthro out
> of curiosity and discovered an intense "discussion" as to whether or not
> breasts developed as substitute buttocks (Hey, honey, get that ass off
> your chest!).  Watching that conversation unfold among a bunch of male
> anthy majors who seem to have spent too little time examining
> paleolithic culture and too much time thinking about Barbie was fun.
>
> Check it out!  You'll laugh harder than you've ever laughed before --
> that is, unless you've heard a group of men trying to have a
> "scientific" discussion on why breasts evolved (as if it isn't fucking
> obvious) before.
>

i looked through sci.anthro whgen it first started. there were no
anthropologists in it then, nor were there any after it had been around a
while.  seems like sci,anthro and alt.mythology are both sounding boards for
people that think they know something.

that argument about breasts has been dead forever among anthropologists.  it
was never takemn all that seriously in the first place.  it would take death
threats to get me to read sci.anthropology again (unl;ess someoen told me it
had improved).

                                      -ailsa

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     ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com                   ________
      No visible means of support          Silence \      / Action
      and you have not seen nothing yet.      =     \    /    =
      Everything's come together.           Death    \  /    Life
                                                      \/
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From: pharvey@quack.sac.ca.us (Paul Harvey)
Subject: Re: Pagan music
Organization: The Duck Pond public unix: +1 408 249 9630, log in as 'guest'.
	<1992Aug18.000538.5969@ulowell.ulowell.edu> 
		<1992Aug18.031948.4656@lclark.edu>
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 22:44:57 GMT

Well of course, the all time classic has got to be All You Need Is Love
by the Fab4. That's Krishna love meets Christ love, about as pagan as
you can get. Of course the answer is Dionysian, In Vino Veritas, and
most of us are strickly Apollonian, I owe so off to work I go, are we
not? I suspect that if the Romans could see us today they would find us
to be rather dull, and they were hardly the Dionysian sort themselves. Ah
well, too bad, I guess the party is over. It is so hard to be Dionysian
in an Apollonian world, isn't it? Maybe the Beasty Boys were right, you
got to fight, for your right, to party. Anyway, one shouldn't forget the
followup to the Fab4's, the big hit Love Life from the Ruttles. "Pick up
your mind, [love life], in your own time, [love life]". Well, I'm afraid I
must get back to work, the descendents of Apollo are calling.

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From: bbooth@x400gate.bnr.ca (Brad Booth)
Subject: Re: Pagan music (was Re: New Thread: Pagan Fiction) 
Originator: bbooth@bcrks6
Reply-To: bbooth@x400gate.bnr.ca (Brad Booth)
Organization: Bell-Northern Research, Ltd
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 14:08:42 GMT


In article <2A904741.27799@orion.oac.uci.edu>, cortese@skid.ps.uci.edu (Janis Maria Cortese) writes:
> In article <1992Aug17.165908.9244@burrhus.harvard.edu> canders@isr.harvard.edu (Carl E. Anderson) writes:
> >In article <1992Aug15.200804.22678@lmt.mn.org> ciaran@county.lmt.mn.org (Ciaran Benson) writes:
> >>  Let's add another thread too -- Pagan Music !!!
> 
Myself, I prefer Sarah McLaughlan's Solace.  Beautiful, haunting voice
with great lyrics.  Loreena McKennitt is also good.  Their both Canadian
too. :)

      __o       Brad Booth                |  Keep on crankin'!
    _`\<,_      Bell-Northern Research    |
   (*)/ (*)     Ottawa, Ontario, Canada   |  "I'm the baby, gotta luv me!"
 ------------   bbooth@x400gate.bnr.ca    |        ... Baby, Dinosaurs
From: ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com (Ailsa N.T. Murphy)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: house consecrations, in a fashion
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 92 02:24:14 EST
Organization: Ailanthus Project

so...

i FINALLY finished the dollhouse i got for christmas the year before katy was
conceived (i bought a hot glue gun and immediatekly started fixing everything
in the house!)  i got it cos at the TIME i had always wanted a dollhouse of my
very own, and finally finished it cos i still do.  i'm having all kinds of fun
furnishing it and decorating it too - it's a place for my inner child to live
in and feel safe (peopel who vomit at the words "inner child" PLEASE don't
follow up; i don't bloody CARE that you think the recovery movement is
stupid!!!), so i'm decorating it the way she wants it...

anyway, it's going to have a little home altar in it, and it needs
consecrating.  anybody have any ideas about what woudl go into a dollhouse
consecration?  i know that i can do the ritaul however i like, and i'm not
looking for someone to tell me how to do it, just looking for ideas and thought
it might make an interesting discussion.

or for that matter, the corollary topic of toys.  how many peopel have toys
that are in one way or another sacred?  the most sacred object in my posession
is the teddy bear i have had since i was a baby.  (and i really don't care if
it's twinky, or twee, or the sort of thing that makes people think pagans are
wierd.) i wonder if there is any connection between old beloved toys and the
voudou little soul doll.

any opinions out there?

                                                   -ailsa

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     ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com                   ________
      No visible means of support          Silence \      / Action
      and you have not seen nothing yet.      =     \    /    =
      Everything's come together.           Death    \  /    Life
                                                      \/
From: ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com (Ailsa N.T. Murphy)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: Numbers
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 92 11:52:08 EST
Organization: Ailanthus Project

krikket@meltdown.chi.il.us (D. 'krikket' Krick) writes:

> In article <BsuMv5.DGA@news.cso.uiuc.edu>, ba@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (B.A.
> Davis-Howe) writes:
> >smayo@wang.com (Scott Mayo) writes:
>
> >>Don't be silly. There is a good reason he could not have been Christian.
> >>He did not profess Jesus as his Lord and Saviour. That's about the only
> >>working definition of a Christian I've ever seen. It rules Hitler out.
>
> >This is not the definition of Christian which most Christians use.  This is
> >the standard fundie definition.
>
> Excuse me while I plau extremely dense for a moment...  If this isn't the
> definition of Christianity, WHAT IS???  (From the Lutheran ministers who I ha
> spoken with (read: non-fundie) that is the BASIC definition of all
> Christianity...  (Hmmm... Raise your hand if you were raised by a Preachers
> Kid....  Okay, so I'm alone on this one, but I got it as bad as the average
> P.K....)

pardon my anglo-saxon, but WHO FUCKING CARES??????  will you PLEASE quit
cluttering up our newsgroup with this drivel and take it to someplace where
discussion of christianity and the definition of christianity is appropriate?
gobbling on and on and on and on about this completely irrelevant bullshit on
the assumption that the people who don't like it can put it in their kill files
is pretty rude to those of us who do not hav kill file capacity.

a christian is anybody who says they are a christian, a lesbian is anyone who
says she is a lesbian, a witch is anyone who says they are a witch.  and if
they also happen to be wierdos, fruitcakes, loonies, or just plain
malevolant...  well, that's life.

now go be elsewhere.

                                             -ailsa

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     ailsa%ailanth.uucp@wang.com                   ________
        I don't need a hero                Silence \      / Action
        I don't need a soldier                =     \    /    =
        I did when i was younger            Death    \  /    Life
        But now i'm so much older.                    \/
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From: shava@hermes.oit.unc.edu (Shava Nerad Averett)
Subject: Re: gift to the sea
Keywords: here, fishy fishy...
Organization: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 19:02:09 GMT

In article <J2ecPB2w165w@brewich.hou.tx.us> donal@brewich.hou.tx.us (Donal) writes:
>hardly think the bread is being dropped out there to rot. It would be a 
>substantail boon to the local fishes, probably resulting in a 
>population explosion in that local area. "Know what you get if you 
>overfeed a tribble?" "A fat tribble?" "No. A lot of hungry little 
>tribbles"

For a fascinating examination of the philosophy behind the constructive
dissipation of plenty, look into George Bataille's _The_Accursed_Share_.
Bataille needs a better translator (I read enough french to see that too
much is being translated idiomatically, but not quite enough to read
philosophy in the original...*sigh*).

His basic assumption is that an overabundance is as destructive or more
destructive as a need.  He takes this assumption through a wide range
of contexts, social scales, and cultures.  Great stuff if you can read
social philosophy with enjoyment...!

-- 
Shava Nerad Averett				shava_averett@unc.edu
/*  all materials (c)1992, Shava Nerad Averett, and have nothing significant
    to do with the University of North Carolina, a mostly owned subsidiary 
    of the NC Legislature, a mostly owned subsidiary of the DOT.      */
From: swells@triton.unm.edu (Earth-daughter)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: Chocolate (was Re: "gangway, folx")
Date: 13 Aug 92 22:52:15 GMT
Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque

In article <16075@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> darsie@eecs.ucdavis.edu 
(Richard Darsie) writes:>

ummons. Please, can one of you net.goddesses send me a ritual of
>placation so I can avoid having to buy a new wardrobe???  
>
>:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
>
>Richard
>(Tuneweaver)
>
>P.S. Here's an inducement:
>
>DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
>
O TUNEWEAVER, THE BITCH GODDESS FROM HELL NUMBER 3 (shannon doesn't
want to be TOO full of hubris) AHEM, ANYWAY,

THE BITCH GODDESS FROM HELL NUMBER 3 IS PLEASED BY YOUR NOBLE
EFFORTS.  HERE IS THE WAY TO PLACATE THE BITCH GODDESS PERSONA:

YOU MUST FIRST GO THROUGH THE BITCH GODDESS CLEANSING RITUAL -

1)FIND THE CLOSEST FEMALE TO YOU AND CLEANSE HER LIKE SHE WERE
  YOUR GODDESS.  YOU MUST GIVE HER A BATH AND A FOOT MASSAGE
  AS IF YOUR VERY SOUL DEPENDS UPON IT. (WELL, IT DOES!)

2) YOU MUST TELL HER SHE IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FEMALE YOU'VE
   EVER GOTTEN TO KNOW PERSONALLY AND THAT YOU ARE HAPPY IN
   HER COMPANY.

3) YOU MUST BRUSH HER HAIR AND GIVE HER MANY HUGS.

4) THEN YOU MUST RUB LAVENDER OIL ON HER FEET.

5) THE FINAL STEP IS THAT YOU MUST LET HER DO THE SAME FOR
   YOU AND YOU MUST ENJOY IT AND TELL HER SO, MANY TIMES.

THE NEXT STEP IS A SACRIFICE TO THE BITCH GODDESS HERSELF:

YOU MUST MAKE 3 (THREE) BATCHES OF DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
AND MAIL THEM TO THE THREE BITCH GODDESS PERSONAE (FED EX,
PLEASE)

USE ONLY THE FINEST QUALITY CHOCOLATE (VALRHONA DARK WILL
DO VERY NICELY), AND OTHERWISE ORGANIC INGREDIENTS.

IN ADDITION, EACH OF THE BITCH GODDESS PERSONAE WILL REQUIRE
AN INDIVIDUAL PLACATION.

I, BITCH GODDESS NUMBER THREE, REQUIRE THAT YOU ALSO PLACE
IN THE BOX CONTAINING THE PLACATION OFFERING ONE RED ROSE
AND AN INSCRIPTION IN CALLIGRAPHY SAYING, I BESEECH THEE,
SHANNON ELIZABETH BITCH GODDESS, TO BE FAVOURABLE TOWARD
ALL MY EFFORTS IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE RELATING TO WOMEN'S
ISSUES.  I HOPE THIS OFFERING PLEASES THEE ABUNDANTLY.
AND WHAT NICE BLUE EYES YOU HAVE.

BG3 HAS SPOKEN.
From: pharvey@mipos3.intel.com (Paul Harvey)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: Hitler as Occultist (was: Re: Numbers)
Date: 12 Aug 92 18:25:34 GMT
	<2A8484B6.16398@noiro.acs.uci.edu> <24672@castle.ed.ac.uk> 
	<1992Aug11.201143.7731@u.washington.edu> 
	<1992Aug12.033120.8962@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu>

In article <1992Aug12.033120.8962@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> 
pciszek@nyx.cs.du.edu (Paul Ciszek) writes:
<Actually, my point in bringing up Hitler's Odinist associations was that
<"every time you point a finger at someone, you're pointing four at yourself."
<Finding enemies to blame things on is such a western, male-dominated thing to
<do... I can't understand why it is so popular among neo-pagans.

True, true. Westerners, always looking for enemies to fight, that's that old
war analogy as analogy for life. But, what is so bad about pointing four 
fingers at one's self? After all, that is where change can occur. That is
where the faults are, if faults are anywhere.
From: donal@brewich.hou.tx.us (Donal)
Newsgroups: alt.pagan
Subject: Re: Pagan music
Date: 19 Aug 92 03:10:17 GMT
Organization: The Brewer's Witch BBS, +1 713 272 7350, Brewich.Hou.TX.US

rap@HQ.Ileaf.COM (Roger Powell) writes:
> How about some actual Pagan musicians?
> 
[stuff deleted for bandwidth]

I have a tape by a group called Blue Star. The name of the tape is 
_Moon Hooves in the Sand_ and the majority of the tape is a asic 
circle ritual expressed in music. I got this copy from my first HP, 
who bought hers from the musicians at a PSG long ago. If anyone has 
any idea how to contact these people I would apreciate the info. And 
get the tape, if you can find it!!!

Also, "From the Goddess" is a good Pagan tape. Three variations of the 
Goddess Chant overlayed and orchestrated with wind, surf, and new age 
music. VERY good meditation tape.

Speaking of which,my favorite tape for solo meditation is not by a 
Pagan (that I know of) but is on one of the NewAge labels. She is 
Lucia Hwong, and the album is "House of Sleeping Beauties". I highly 
recommend it.

Blessed Be!


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(Internet) donal@brewich.hou.tx.us  (Work) bill%pssi@lobster.hou.tx.us
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