MS/150/25: M. Macha NightMare Collection

MS/150/25: M. Macha NightMare Collection

 

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  • Goddesses Alive!: A Ritual with Masks 
    NightMare, M. Macha; Raine, Lauren (Parliament of the World’s Religions (2015 : Salt Lake City, Utah), 2015-10)
    Goddesses Alive! A Goddess 2000 Ritual is "A processional and experiential ritual of masked, embodied goddesses to bring re-awareness of the Goddess into current Pagan practices." First performed in collaboration with 20 ...
  • Reclaiming Benefit: 20 Years of Craft in the Bay Area 
    M. Macha NightMare; McClimans, John P.; Harder, Greg; Priest, Prudence; Harlow, Alison; Carson, Jo; Tranquil'son, Kalyn; Paxson, Diana L.; O'Mallory, Pandora Minerva; Andraste (M. Macha NightMare, 1990)
    A panel of religious leaders discuss Craft topics after viewing two films, A Dance for the Goddess, and Between the Worlds, and viewing slides of rituals taken in the 1970s. 1). The first question from the audience was ...
  • Ancient Ways Festival Panel, Harbin Springs, California, May 5-9, 1993. Video. 
    Tannen, Holly; Fox, Farida Ka'walani; M. Macha NightMare; Turner, Glenn; Rasmussen, Steve C.; Harder, Greg (Familiar Productions (San Francisco, Calif.), 1993-05-09)
    The Goddess Workshop is a panel discussion exploring the concept of the Goddess and its role in a matriarchal society. Holly Tanner jumps off the panel discussion with AUEPGWM (Ancient Universal Egalitarian Peaceful Goddess ...
  • Sequoia Memorial 
    NightMare, M. Macha (New Age Movements, Occultism, and Spiritualism Research Library. Valdosta State University, 2008)
    A memorial for Sequoia Greenfield (September 12, 1944-October 10, 2008) hosted by Prudence Priest and organized M. Macha NightMare. Sequoia was a Dianic Wiccan that was influential to many people with her vibrant life. ...