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News story from Zimbabwe:

Zimbabwe: Open Market for Goblins
April 14, 2007

Brenna Chigonga and Patience Nyangove

Belief in goblins is still persistent in Zimbabwe, fuelled by a desire for quick riches, fame and power. And there are people ready, for a large fee, to "manufacture" them to feed ...

That was nice. Thanks Najah!

I always get a kick out of magic places like the one cat and her crew have created :-)

--- In hrc-grads@yahoogroups.com, Najah Lightfoot Bagley <cleverlady3@...> wrote:
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> Hello Students, Grads, and AIRR Members!
>
> Miss cat has approved my video of my weekend at ...

The Great Falls Tribune newspaper has a story on love and magic today and Dr. Kioni and I were quoted in it

http://www.greatfallstribune.com/article/20100212/LIFESTYLE/2120326/Mystical++magical++Learn+lore+of+love+spells+and+potions

I promoted LuckyMojo in my interview, but I guess they didn't ...

Free online book: The Conjure Woman, by Charles W. Chesnutt (1899)

http://manybooks.net/titles/chesnutt1166611666.html

Lance Foster
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cat wrote:

> > I do not condone or endorse the idea
> that the system of folk magic embedded within any
> one religion is inherently "stronger" than the
> system sof folk magic that accompany, are
> embedded within, or culturally co-exist with \
> other religions. --cat)

My own (again, just mine ...

I was babysitting my young nephew this morning and took him to the library. There in the
kids' section I saw a book called _Black Cat Bone_, about the life of Robert Johnson. It was
prety good and nice art. It made me wonder what other books having hoodoo as an element
might be out there for kids ...

The Earth as a living system of beings is being killed. We see it in
Hawaii. The Hopi and Kogi Indians have warned us about it. The
animals, plants and weather are warning us. The Earth is dying. The
rules are changing. Up is down and down is up.

This is very heavy, what you saw.

Lance

Hi Cat

When I signed up for this course, I went ahead and ordered both books (the one published
and the one upcoming). I wasn't sure if they were going to send the one already published so
I could get started studying (or both together later on) but I haven't yet received it. Anyway,
just as ...

As far as Native American books to serve as a wide introduction to spiritual and
religious views, I highly recommend "The Sacred: Ways of Knowledge, Sources of Life",
by Peggy Beck, Anna Lee Walters, and Nia Francisco (Navajo Community College
1992). If you get one book for an overview to Native ...

Howdy

When I was in Nigeria in '96, I lived mainly among the Yoruba of Oyo state. The two other
major ethnic groups of Nigeria were the Ibo/Igbo (mainly represented in the south and
west of Nigeria) and the Hausa-Fulani (of the north, and pretty much Muslim). I lived in
Ibadan and went a lot to ...