Reclaiming Benefit: 20 Years of Craft in the Bay Area

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dc.contributor.author M. Macha NightMare
dc.contributor.author McClimans, John P.
dc.contributor.author Harder, Greg
dc.contributor.author Priest, Prudence
dc.contributor.author Harlow, Alison
dc.contributor.author Carson, Jo
dc.contributor.author Tranquil'son, Kalyn
dc.contributor.author Paxson, Diana L.
dc.contributor.author O'Mallory, Pandora Minerva
dc.contributor.author Andraste
dc.date.accessioned 2022-11-08T16:12:34Z
dc.date.available 2022-11-08T16:12:34Z
dc.date.issued 1990
dc.identifier.other MS-150-25-01-003
dc.identifier.other 1B18E4D1-E317-2DBF-4BAB-EE794193679E
dc.identifier.uri https://hdl.handle.net/10428/6242
dc.identifier.uri https://youtu.be/IusrWPSa8O4
dc.description Reclaiming Benefit: 20 Years of Craft in the Bay Area, Berkeley Panel, 1990. 1 Electronic records. 1 video file (iso, mpg, mp4). Upscaled from 480p to h.264 1080p. 7.96 GB. 00:53:36. en_US
dc.description.abstract 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 directed towards Jo Carson specifically regarding the origins of the rituals, their translations, and interpretations in the first film. 2). This is followed by a complex question from the moderator, Do we see Witchcraft in California differently from witchcraft as it is practiced elsewhere, and Why if so? If it's regionally distinct from one or the other, and have we experienced change as it has been practiced over the first 20 years or perceived by the public over the last 20 years. Has your personal spiritual practice been affected by these changes and if it was a positive or negative change. Do you feel the various Craft Traditions that have emerged have influenced each other? Audience questions followed: 3). What are the differences in transformational psychological practices that go on in covens in other parts of the country, for example group rituals or initiations? 4). What is the leadership of the Craft doing to challenge sexism, discrimination of people of color, LGBT practitioners, and, from the panel, heterosexism? 5). The last question asks if there has been too much emphasis on the Goddess at the expense of the God. Panelists: Greg Harder, Prudence Priest, John P. McClimans, Alison Harlow, Jo Carson, Kalyn "Aunty Gravity" Tranquil'son, Diana L. Paxson, Pandora Minora O'Mallory, Andraste en_US
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dc.language.iso en_US en_US
dc.publisher M. Macha NightMare en_US
dc.relation.ispartofseries MS/150/25/01/;003
dc.rights This digital asset has been authorized by M. Macha NightMare to the Valdosta State University, Archives and Special Collections to be part of the M. Macha NightMare Collection of the New Age Movements, Occultism, and Spiritualism Research Library. en_US
dc.subject Witchcraft--California--20th century en_US
dc.subject Wicca--Relations--Wicca. en_US
dc.subject Rain spells en_US
dc.subject Religious materials en_US
dc.subject Video recordings en_US
dc.title Reclaiming Benefit: 20 Years of Craft in the Bay Area en_US
dc.title.alternative Reclaiming Benefit: 20 Years of Craft in the Bay Area, Berkeley Panel, 1990 en_US
dc.type Video en_US


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