Recipes
Found in 20 Collections and/or Records:
[Article]: "A Natural Tooth Paste", [1978?]
a recipe for making your own natural toothpaste
[Article]: "A Tip from the Egyptians", [1977?]
A recipe for nail polish using henna
[Article]: "A Tip from the Egyptians", [1977?]
A natural nail polish recipe using Henna Powder
[Article]: Love Potion #7, 1980
Using wine or brandy, the potion is made during the New Moon to the Full Moon
Ásatrú Today: A Journal of Norse Paganism, September, 1994
Published by Lewis Stead, this is the first issue of the "new and (hopefully) improved Ásatrú Today."
Ásatrú Today: The Journal of Norse Paganism, December, 1994
The fourth issue of Ásatrú Today includes a Kindred List compiled by Gamlinginn from Ásatrú Update/emph>
Castle Rising Newsletter, [December, 1977?]
This issue of Castle Rising Newsletter provides information for upcoming spring events up to fall 1978 plans.
Castle Rising Newsletter, February, [1978?]
This issue of Castle Rising Newsletter lacks any chronology and enumeration but content places it in February of 1978.
Las Vegas Pagan Pride News, Ostara, 2002
The Pagan Pride Las Vegas Project is an extension of the National Pagan Pride Project, embodying its purposes and mission within the local community. By organizing events and initiatives, the Las Vegas Pagan Pride Project aims to raise awareness, promote understanding, and create a platform for Pagans to celebrate their identity.
Metaphysical Times. 1.2, Ostara, 2021
The Metaphysical Times is a new age newspaper in both print and online editions, published 8 times per year, with each issue themed to match the Sabbats of the Wheel of the Year. It is a public voice for alternative spiritual and holistic health communities. Our aim is to promote spiritual wellness for all.
Editor-in-chief: Terri Ireland ; Webmaster: Michelle Norton ; Design: Andrea Czobor ; Editor: Heidi Jensen
Metaphysical Times, 1.5, Lammas, 2021
The Metaphysical Times is a new age newspaper published in both print and digital editions, eight times a year. Each issue is themed to match the Sabbats of the Wheel of the Year.
Metaphysical Times, 1.6, Mabon, 2021
The Metaphysical Times began as a free newspaper in print and online. Issues from Imbolc 2021 to Ostara 2022 were issued by Terri Ireland of Healing Hands, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Beltane 2022- by Christy Mann of Twisted Souls Press, Ogden, Utah. The last print issue was Ostara 2023 and is now published only online.
Metaphysical Times. 2.1, Imbolc, 2022
The Metaphysical Times is a new age newspaper published in both print and digital editions, eight times a year. Each issue is themed to match the Sabbats of the Wheel of the Year.
Newsletter, v.1, no.2, December, 1980
Issued by the Council of the Mystic Arts in San Antonio, Texas and produced by Bertie and Robert Estes.
Recipe: Athelbras, 1979
Morning Glory Zell's version of a traditional Scottish Wassail
Recipe: Scottish Shortbread, 1979
Form Cerridwin Fallingstar's Celtic roots, a recipe for Scottish shortbread cookies
The Old Heathen's Almanac for the Year, 2006
"Being the Two Thousand, Two Hundred, Fifty, and Sixth Year of the Runic Era, of the Troth in Nineteenth, and of the Almanac, the Fourth. Containing Monthly Calendars, Astronomical Observations, and a variety of other Useful and Entertaining Matter. Intended for use in the Vinland region of Midgard, but use in other regions and worlds may be readily extrapolated and is encouraged."--Page 1
The Unicorn, [v. 1, no. 4], Autumn Equinox, 1978
Victor and Cora Anderson Library
This collection is a portion of the Anderson's library having been selected based on titles that were not currently in its parent collection New Age Movements, Occultism, and Spiritualism Research Library. A bibliography of the full library as well as the disposition of the items is planned. All titles in this collection have been cataloged separately.
Year of Moons, Season of Trees: Mysteries & Rites of Celtic Tree Magic / Pattalee Glass-Koentop. 1st edition. Llewellyn's World Magic Series. St. Paul, MN: Llewellyn Publications, 1991
"Many people are drawn to Wicca, or the Craft, but do not have teachers, covens or like-minded people around to show them how the religion is practiced. Year of Moons, Season of Trees serves as that teacher and as a sourcebook for material and background, providing a full Book of Shadoes for the isolated Pagan or Wiccan."--Page 4 of cover