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Crossroads Iseum
Below are some of the books that our Iseum members have authored, or co-authored.
![]() The Archer King Reyna Thera Lorele Offers a Robin Hood for the New Millenium, a hero faced with a spiritual challenge even as political factions and social upheaval conspire to destroy his home and his heart. Join Robin on his spiritual quest - one in which he cannot triumph without the love of his long-lost childhood friend, Maerin, pledged to another man and another God. ![]() The Complete Guide to Writing Fantasy Vol. I edited by: Park & Dullemond Contributing author: Julie Peavler-McCord (Chapter on Religion) Written by new and established voices of Science Fiction and Fantasy, this book offers something for writers at all levels. ![]() Crystal & Gemstone Divination Gail Butler Illustrations of stone layouts and examples of real life readings help to enhance your insights and hone your own intuitive powers to acquire Life Lessons and Health Guidance. Also the authoress of: Rockhounding California ![]() The Goddess Pages: A Divine Guide to Finding Love, Success, and Happiness Laurie Sue Brockway Readers will discover how to achieve their dreams and aspirations with the wisdom of the Goddesses. By providing mythology, history, rituals, prayers, and exercises, the author reveals how anyone can tap into the power of the Goddess to improve all areas of their life. Also the authoress of: Wedding Goddess : A Divine Guide to Transforming Wedding Stress into Wedding Bliss ![]() Mella And the N'anga: An African Tale Gail Nyoka Fiction: Grades 5-8. In ancient, mythical Zimbabwe, a young girl risks her life to save her father and drought-plagued kingdom. Mella and two friends train with N'anga --a mysterious, spiritual advisor-- to become Daughters of the Hunt, learning the long-lost traditions of women warriors, and it's these young women, led by Mella, who rescue their people. ![]() Priestesses Pythonesses & Sibyls: Sacred Voices of Women who speak with and for the Gods edited by: Sorita d'Este Contributors: Connia Silver (Chapter on Waking Dreams) & Nimue (Selene artwork) The practices represented in this volume are drawn from the experiences and research of 21 women from around the world, each providing a unique vision of their own experiences of the Divine. Connia Silver is also a contributing author in the anthology of: Hekate, Her Sacred Fires. ![]() The Spinning Wheel: The Art of Mythmaking Gwendolyn Endicott This is the 2nd of two books by this authoress, which lead you into discovering your personal mythology. Through exploring four major Native American teaching stories in Crone Trekking in Coyote Land, you are taken into a deeper understanding of your self and a re-creation of your own relationship with Earth. The Spinning Wheel takes you on a journey from the archetypal to the personal image; helping to accelerate personal growth.
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