Neopaganism
Found in 95 Collections and/or Records:
All My Relations: A Pagan Newsletter for the Turtle Island Community, 1988 - 1990
Miscellaneous Periodicals
An Old Religion for a New Age: Neo-Paganism by Tim Zell, 1987
A brochure written to describe Neopaganism originally ssued when Church of All Worlds was in St. Louis, Missouri
Between the Worlds: Neo Pagans in Northern California, 1990
Box 1: Miscellaneous Media
Obsolete Media: Cassettes, VHS tapes; name badges (lanyards) from various festivals
Grow to Love 1
Guy Frost Faerie Faith Papers
Las Vegas Pagan Pride News, 2002
Miscellaneous Periodicals
Linda Kerr Faerie Faith Papers
New Age Movements, Occultism, and Spiritualism Research Library (NAMOSRL)
Contains individual archival collections (described separately), books, periodicals, ephemera, paraphernalia, and research notes related to New age movements, occultism, magic and witchcraft, personal transformation, astrology, spiritualism, and shamanism.
Open Source Alexandrian and Witches' Order of the Golden Dawn Collections
The Collection contains a variety of born digital items from the activities of Witches' Order of the Golden Dawn (WOGD), teh coven Circle of Cerridwen, and the Open Source Alexandrian tradition including, Podcasts, blog posts, essays, and other miscellenous publications.
Open Ways, Issue 70, Samhain, 2000
Newslettr staff: editor, Pam; layout editor, Jam; data entry, Cram; advertising, I Am; distribution, Dennis, Priscilla, Sharel
Open Ways, Issue 90, Beltane, 2003
Editor: Pam FoShay; distribution team: Chrissy, Dennis, Priscilla, Sharel
Open Ways, Issue 92, Lammas, 2003
Open Ways is published eight times a year on the Quarters and Cross-Quarters, by The Nine Houses of Gaia, Inc. Newsletter staff: editor: Pam FoShay; distribution team: Chrissy, Dennis, Priscilla, Sharel
[Pagana] Subscription Form / Questionnaire, 1986
A questionnaire aimed at Mensa members asking for address information, permissions to publish personal information like an address and under what name, how long a person has been interested in Paganism or the occult, areas of interest, books read, and most importantly, what they would like to see SIG do
Pagana v.1, no.3=[whole no.3], Spring Equinox=Ostara, 1981
Pagana began Winter Solstice 1980 and was published by the Pagan, Occult, Witchcraft Special Interest Group of Mensa. It is the product of a merge between Lunar Priestess and Robin Hood's Barn. It ceased with no.54, Lammas 1990.
Pagana v.1, no.4=[whole no.4], Sumer Solstice=Litha, 1981
Pagana began Winter Solstice 1980 and was published by the Pagan, Occult, Witchcraft Special Interest Group of Mensa. It is the product of a merge between Lunar Priestess and Robin Hood's Barn. It ceased with no.54, Lammas 1990.
Pagana, v.1, no.5=[whole no.5], Lammas, 1981
Pagana, v.1, no.6=[whole no.6], Autumnal Equinox (Northern Hemisphere)=Mabon, 1981
The newsletter of the Pagan/Witchcraft/Occult Special Interest Group of American Mensa, Ltd.