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Acclaim for the Authors “A book of this nature helps balance our Wheel, with honor, respect and gratitude as guides, not to mention a heaping dose of fun and fulfilling activities.” —Patricia Telesco Author: Charmed Life “I have known Oberon Zell-Ravenheart for over 35 years. He is one of the pioneers of Paganism in the United States. With his many decades of experience he, more than anyone, is uniquely qualified to write this book, having been teaching for the majority of his life. His name is greatly respected in all of the varying fields of Paganism and Witchcraft. He is truly an Elder…of Paganism, Witchcraft, and Magick.” —Raymond Buckland Author: Buckland’s Complete Book of Witchcraft “Morning Glory’s introduction to the magickal ways of the Goddess, manifest in our time, has enlarged my understanding of Pagan ways, enriching my spirit and imagination.” —Elinor Gadon Author: The Once and future Goddess “I couldn’t imagine someone more appropriate to write this book than Oberon Zell Ravenheart. I have worked with him personally for over 30 years, and have found him to be an excellent teacher, craftsman, artist, scholar, and general creative genius. His ability to organize information into nifty charts and easy-to-access language remains unequaled in the magickal community.” —Anodea Judith Author: Waking the Global Heart “Oberon Zell-Ravenheart is not only one of the founders of contemporary Neo-Paganism but remains one of its most respected spokesmen. The Goddess herself shines through Morning Glory as she shares the joy and passion of her scholarship and worship. There is no more enthusiastic and delightful interpreter of the Goddess.” —Patricia Monaghan Author: The Book of Goddesses and Heroines “Morning Glory Zell knows more about Goddesses than almost anyone I’ve ever encountered!” —Margot Adler Author: Drawing Down the Moon “To those who study the occult, the name of Oberon Zell-Ravenheart is internationally known and respected. He is a genuine Wizard. One of the pioneers of Paganism in the United States, he shares his lifetime of learning and information with readers from all walks of life.” —Lee Prosser Fate Magazine “Morning Glory Zell is one of the most knowledgeable people I know on Goddess cultures of the world.” —Joan Marler Editor: From the Realm of the Ancestors: An Anthology in Honor of Marija Gimbutas “There is no more important task than the awakening of wonder, magick, and love for the inspirited Earth in the greater culture. And no one more ideal to pull it off than Oberon. Oberon has the talents as well as experience to make it happen, the way he brought together a church, a movement...and our Grey Council. He awakens a fire in everyone he comes into contact with, having long lived the life of a Wizard not only in image but in service. His enchanting art, writings, and talks are themselves a magical manifestation, and his influence on our community is legendary.” —Jesse Wolf Hardin Author: Gaia Eros “Morning Glory is a charismatic ritual priestess with a great sense of humor.” —Z Budapest Author: Grandmother of Time “Oberon Zell-Ravenheart has been personally involved with many important historic events in the creation of the Earth-based spirituality that is important to so many people today. Oberon has the unique distinction of being probably the most influential male in the Goddess movement! He is a gifted storyteller, a powerful magician, and is young at heart. I have known Oberon, or known of him, since 1969, and I am eagerly looking forward to this book and to what I can learn from it! Viva Oberon!” —John Sulak Co-Author: Modern Pagans “Morning Glory displays a generosity of spirit that has always welcomed newcomers into the magic of the Great Goddess and empowered them to explore the feminine divine within themselves and in the universe. Her Goddess sculptures are among the finest in the world and incorporate her deep understanding of sacred ritual and her wisdom of an experienced high priestess.” —Abby Willowroot Goddess 2000 Project “Oberon and Morning Glory recreated living unicorns, traveled to the remote South Seas in search of genuine mermaids, and created the Church of All Worlds. If there is anyone who can bring magick to life for a million aspiring Wizards, it is Oberon and Morning Glory.” —Amber K Author: True Magick: A Beginner’s Guide
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