41. AGNI Online: AGNI 27 Table Of Contents Apparitions Strout, Elizabeth Different Lives Sharif, M. T. The Letter Writer Papa, Marco Mirko Polkan Gardinier, Suzanne Seeds Ellis, Normandi Spiritualism http://www.bu.edu/agni/toc/27/index.html

Fiction Essays Interviews Reviews ... About Us AGNI 27 Table of Contents (1988) Order AGNI 27 or Subscribe to the print magazine Fiction Author Title Minot, Stephen Apparitions Strout, Elizabeth Different Lives Sharif, M. T. The Letter Writer Papa, Marco Mirko Polkan Gardinier, Suzanne Seeds Ellis, Normandi Spiritualism Poetry Author Title Moritz, A. F. Brock-Broido, Lucie McLeod, Stephen Angelus Rivard, David Ariadne Marcus, Mordecai Bindings Schreiber, Ron The Birds of Sorrow Hull, Lynda Black Mare Black, Sophie Cabot The Body Still Wanting Black, Sophie Cabot The Converted Maxwell, Glyn Death in a Mist Standing, Sue The Elegy of Doubt Kondos, Yannis The End of a Day Rivard, David Firestone McLeod, Stephen The Goose Maxwell, Glyn The High Achievers Machado, Antonio I Have Walked Down Many Roads Brock-Broido, Lucie I Wish You Love ... Breslin, Paul In a Rowboat, Once, By Night Maxwell, Glyn In the Gap Salamun, Tomaz Judas Iscariot Brock-Broido, Lucie Kid Flash Hull, Lynda Magical Thinking Eldridge, Kevin Joe The Meaning of Hillbilly Music Hull, Lynda Midnight Reports Goll, Yvan

42. New Vision Bookshelf: Egypt Book List Ellis, Normandi; Awakening Osiris The Egyptian Book of the Dead Synopsis Reviews 4; Ellis, Normandi; Dreams of Isis A Woman's Spiritual Sojourn Synopsis http://www.newvision-psychic.com/bookshelf/egypt2.html

New Vision Bookshelf: Egypt Book List Ashby, Dr. Muata Abhaya; Egyptian Yoga : The Philosophy of Enlightenment Dunn, Christopher P.; The Giza Power Plant : Technologies of Ancient Egypt Reviews: 6 Ellis, Normandi; Awakening Osiris : The Egyptian Book of the Dead Synopsis Reviews: 4 Ellis, Normandi; Dreams of Isis : A Woman's Spiritual Sojourn Synopsis Faulkner, Raymond O.; Andrews, Carol (Editor); The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead Synopsis Freke, Timothy; Gandy, Peter; The Hermetica : The Lost Wisdom of the Pharohs Synopsis Reviews: 2 Haich, Elisabeth; Initiation (Fiction) Synopsis Reviews: 5 Hancock, Graham; Baval, Robert; The Message of the Sphinx : A Quest for the Hidden Legacy of Mankind Synopsis, Table of Contents Reviews: 9 Hancock, Graham; The Sign and the Seal : The Quest for the Lost Ark of the Covenant Reviews: 7 Hope, Murry; The Sirius Connection : Unlocking the Secrets of Ancient Egypt Table of Contents Hope, Murry;

43. JaneMeredith.com > The Goddess Ellis, Normandi (Trans.) Awakening Osiris The Egyptian Book of the Dead, pub. Phanes Press 1988. Stunningly beautiful poetic rendition of The Egyptian Book of the Dead. http://www.janemeredith.com/south/goddess readings.htm

Home Goddess Recommended Reading Goddess Recommended Reading Books Non-fiction. Bonheim, Jalaja pub. Fireside, 1997 Davis, Elizabeth and Leonard, Carol. pub. Viking, 1995 Ellis, Normandi (Trans.) Awakening Osiris: The Egyptian Book of the Dead , pub. Phanes Press 1988 Stunningly beautiful poetic rendition of The Egyptian Book of the Dead. Ferguson, Diana. The Magickal Year: A Pagan Perspective on the Natural World , pub. Labyrinth, 1996. One of my favourite books detailing the origins and associations of the eight festivals. Harding, Esther pub. Rider, 1989 Jungian interpretation of the centrality to women of goddess myth and archetypes. George, Demetra . Mysteries of the Dark Moon, pub. Harper San Francisco, 1992 Powerful interpretation of the place of the Dark Goddess in our world. Leeming, David and Page, Jake . Goddess: Myths of the Female Divine, pub. Oxford University Press, 1994 Clear, concise retelling of Goddess myths, from ancient to modern. Meador, Betty De Shong . Uncursing the Dark: Treasures from the Underworld, pub. Chiron, 1992

44. Earth Chronicle Home That which is remembered lives. Ellis, Normandi, trans. Awakening Osiris The Egyptian Book of the Dead. Grand Rapids, MI Phanes Press, 1988. http://earthchronicle.com/

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45. Time Out Of Time - School Of The Seasons Ellis, Normandi, “New Year Magic,” SageWoman, Samhain 9991 Farias, Helen, “Magical Ladies of the 13 Nights,” The Beltane Papers, Samhain 1992 http://www.schooloftheseasons.com/timeout.html

In Babylon, the 12 intercalary days between the Winter Solstice and the New Year were seen as the time of a struggle between chaos and order, with chaos trying to take back over the world. Other cultures (Hindu, Chinese, Celtic) also viewed this as a time for reversing order and rules. The Romans celebrated Saturnalia from December 17 through December 24, an eight-day festival when social roles were reversed. No one was allowed to work but expected to gamble and feast instead. Hanukkah is another eight-day feast celebrated at this same time period. No one is supposed to work during the half hour each evening when the Hanukkah candles are lit, but in some traditions, women are not allowed to work at all during the eight days of Hanukkah. Playful gambling (with the dreidl) is also a part of Hanukkah traditions. And in Mexico, the Posadas, the processions re enacting the search of Joseph and Mary for shelter, take place during the eight days before Christmas. Helen Farias suggests that the 12 days were originally 13 nights, celebrated from the dark moon nearest the solstice through the next full moon (Jan 1, New Year's Day). Greek women celebrated a Dionysian ritual on the full moon nearest the Winter Solstice. The Greeks told a story about the halcyon days, the two week period before and after the solstice when the kingfisher built her nest on the waves and the sea was calm while she hatched her chicks.

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