- A daybook containing information about rituals and celebrations that have for centuries been associated with the changing seasons of the year.... read full description
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Sep 08, 2011
Alexis
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I found all the "days" rather interesting- I have used it many time for further research. I know I can google to my hearts desire but I still like flipping through the pages of this book before then.
Jan 14, 2009
Megan
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Not really a sit down & read cover to cover book. Interesting to pick up & skim through every once in awhile.
Mar 16, 2009
Amethyst
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This book is a must for most Pagans. My copy of it is rather dated, 20th century, but oh well. Once you know what festival or date you are looking for, you can find it online nowadays. But this book is an excellent resource for calendar dates, researching gods' & goddesses' sacred days, and other lore. Trusted author too.
Mar 06, 2011
Jessie
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As a pagan daybook, this is actually pretty useless. I've removed it from my daily reading. It has Celtic, Roman, Greek, Egyptian, and Christian festivals, not even one for every day. BUT, the Introduction has some great reference material for integrating pagan holidays and observances with calendars in general.
Mar 08, 2008
Dioscita
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I wish I remembered to pull this out more often. I mean, what if I'm missing the perfect opportunity for ... something ... just because I haven't paid attention to what day it is?
Nov 03, 2008
Audrey
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A bit esoteric, and I'm not hip to all this neo-paganism. I was hoping to learn about the origin of some holidays, but this doesn't have much history. Bother.
Nov 26, 2007
Jo
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I like this book, althoughthere are many pagan books of days, b/c it doesn't offer as much pandering crap as most of them do. What a relief.
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