The Unicorn, Lammas
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Authors
Beyerl, Paul, Rev.
Issue Date
1981-09
Type
Language
en_US
Keywords
Pan-Pagan Festival (5th : 1981 : Delton, Mich.) , Rowan Tree Church--Poetry , Trees--Poetry , Rowan Tree Church--Curricula Invocation , Neopagan gays--Communication , Capricorn (Astrology)--Poetry , New Age movement , Astrology , Capricorn (Astrology)
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Abstract
Dearest Readers, Thus begins the season of harvest, of reaping the fruits of our labors. On Lammas Eve, unicorns of all persuasions will gather in the gardens of Lothloriën. Fruits and breads will be brought into the garden temple, and all the herbe devas will be in awe, as this eve marks the beginning of the gathering, which will last until autumn. And the Edler will wield Saturn’s sickle to reap the harvest of Jupiter’s bounty. And, oh, we will trade stories of the great triple conjunct, described in the Unicorn Chronicles; (Volumes IV #3 and IC #4 of the Unicorn). THe last triple conjunct was during the strife you call “World War II’, and the previous in the 18th century. Always an exciting time, I’ve spent most of my time since Midsummer roaming the lands, listening to “conjunct stories”, and visiting. Had a delightful visit with Cindy, and then went to Dallas to spend a few hours with Gary and his friends. But the local news of the Rowan Tree is a conjunct story all its own.
Description
The Unicorn
Box 8814 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408 871-7287
A publication of the Rowan Tree
Volume IV #6 Lammas, 1981 ce
Vol. 4, no.7 Lammas 1981 ce
Citation
Unicorn (Rowan Tree Church) [4], [no. 7](Lammas, 1981). Rowan Tree Church Periodical Collection. New Age Movements, Occultism and Spiritualism Research Library. Valdosta State University. http://hdl.handle.net/10428/3010.
Publisher
The Rowan Tree Church