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About the Authors
Oberon Zell-Ravenheart is a renowned Wizard and elder
in the worldwide magickal community. In 1962, he cofounded
a Pagan church with a futuristic vision, and he has
been involved in the founding of several other major groups
and alliances. First to apply the term “Pagan” to the newly
emerging Nature Religions of the 1960s, and through 30
years of publishing Green Egg magazine, Oberon was instrumental
in the coalescence of the Neo-Pagan movement.
In 1970, he had a profound Vision of the Living Earth, which
he published as an early version of “The Gaia Thesis.” He
has traveled throughout the world, celebrated Solar eclipses
at ancient stone circles, raised Unicorns, and swam with Mermaids. His first book was Grimoire for the
Apprentice Wizard (New Page Books, 2004). Living in NorCalifia, Oberon is Headmaster of the online
Grey School of Wizardry, and lifemate to Morning Glory, his beloved wife of 32 years.
Morning Glory Zell-Ravenheart is a Witch, Priestess, Loremistress, and Goddess historian—
famous for her rituals, songs, poetry, and her Goddess Collection of over 150 votive figurines. For over
30 years she has traveled, lectured, and taught college courses with her husband and soulmate, Oberon, on
Neo-Paganism, the Gaia Thesis, and Goddess re-emergence. Morning Glory has been involved in creating
ceremonies of every kind and scale, from simple rites of passage, to spectacular events such as the 1979
Solar eclipse at the Stonehenge replica in the Oregon Dalles. Her journeys have taken her to the Australian
Blue Mountains, the depths of the Coral Sea, the jungles of New Guinea, the ruins of ancient Greece, the
caves of Crete, and Taoist Goddess Temples of China. She is a published poet, songwriter, and author,
with short stories included in two volumes of Marion Zimmer Bradley’s Sword and Sorceress anthologies;
and she was an acknowledged consultant for MZB’s The Mists of Avalon. She is the founder and
proprietor of Mythic Images and Headmistress of the Grey School of Wizardry.
Mythic Images
Sacred Statuary & Magickal Jewelry
by Oberon & Morning Glory Zell
www.MythicImages.com
On e-Bay: Mythic-Images-Collection
Church of All Worlds
Founded in 1962, CAW is the world’s oldest
legally incorporated Neo-Pagan organization. Inspired
by R.A. Heinlein’s 1961 science fiction
novel, Stranger in a Strange Land, CAW’s mission
is “to evolve a network of information, mythology
and experience to awaken the Divine
within, and to provide a context and stimulus
for reawakening Gaia, and reuniting Her children
through tribal community dedicated to responsible
stewardship and evolving consciousness.”
For more info, read Drawing Down the
Moon by Margot Adler. www.CAW.org
Grey School of Wizardry
An on-line magickal school for students aged
11 to adult, providing an extensive program of
studies in all areas of Wizardry, at an Apprenticeship
level. Graduates will be certified as
“Journeyman Wizards.” The basic textbook is
Grimoire for the Apprentice Wizard by Oberon
Zell-Ravenheart. Classes are taught by highly
qualified faculty. 16 Departments include Mind
Magicks, Healing, Wortcunning, Divination,
Alchemy, Performance, Mathemagicks, Lore,
Ceremonial, and more. Students are grouped in
Houses or Lodges. www.GreySchool.com