The revived cult of Pan recognizes him as the god of fields, groves and wooded glens. This connects him to fertility and the season of spring, with his entourage of fauns and satyrs pursuing and copulating with woodland nymphs.
Analysis of British Pixies History
A fresh look at our behavioural patterns and our rhythms and cycles. Why we do the things we do when we do.
A Fresh look at Runes in the Tech Age
This book pulls together everything we know about how things work in Faery. The information is scattered across many narratives, but once it is assembled, we discover we have a... Læs mere
A text that looks at the actual physicality of fairies- their anatomies, physiologies, even their psychology.
It is an article of faith central to fairy belief today that they are beings intimately connected with nature- they are the elemental spirits, even, of water, air and vegetation. In one form or another this view has long existed.
A historical overview of Witchery from Summeria to today. Just what exactly is intent, where does it come from, why is it important and how does it work?
The goddess of love, Aphrodite- or Venus, or Astarte- she has had many names. She is the goddess of life, fertility and renewal, but she is also the patroness of carnal... Læs mere
This book offers a series of biographies of some of the most significant and best-known of the faery folk. This Who's Who examines their origins, characters and development, from traditional folklore through to modern literature and the fine arts.
Sections on Seals and Pentacles, Pagan and Neopagan Symbols, Hermetic and Cabalistic symbols. The Neopagan section includes Theosophy, British, Germanic and Slavic Neopaganism, Goddess cults and Satanism.
Dionysos is the Greek god of the grape-harvest and winemaking, of the growth and fertility of vegetation - especially orchards and vineyards - and, lastly, of insanity, ritual... Læs mere