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Australian Esoterica
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For Australian followers of Neopagan philosophies and customs, the traditional seasonal festivals, rituals, and practises taught by the European based disciplines, make it difficult for Australian witches to correctly synchronise with mother nature in the Southern Hemisphere. The Australian Esoterica aims to realign the traditional Northern Hemisphere Neopagan seasonal customs in accordance with Southern Hemisphere seasonal changes, while at the same time offering a comprehensive guide to Neopagan philosophies for Australian followers of the faith. Nevertheless, this book is not just a rehash of European spiritual practises turned upside down, but also aspires to become an internet Book of Shadows for all Australian Neopagans by describing culturally relevant mythologies, philosophies, and practises.
Table of Contents
What is Neopaganism? 50% Jan 14, 2009
Nature Traditions of the World 00% Oct 16, 2008
Neopaganism in Australia 50% Jan 14, 2009
Observances and Symmetries 00% Oct 16, 2008
Seasonal Festivals 50% Aug 19, 2009
Lunar Observances 00% Oct 16, 2008
Elements 00% Oct 16, 2008
Correspondence Tables 00% Sep 13, 2008
Botánica 00% Oct 16, 2008
Herbs 00% Oct 16, 2008
Essential Oils 25% Sep 26, 2008
Carrier Oils 00% Sep 26, 2008
Divination 00% Oct 16, 2008
Astrology 00% Oct 16, 2008
Numerology 00% Oct 16, 2008
Glossary of Terms 25% Sep 24, 2008
Bibliography and Further Resources 25% Sep 24, 2008
Contributing Authors 75% Sep 13, 2008
Australian Esoterica Manual of Style 75% Sep 24, 2008
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