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22. Foundation Sarras Book List ellis, normandi. General. Bloodline of the Holy Grail. Gardner, Laurence . ellis, normandi Awakening Osiris. the Book of Coming http://www.foundation-sarras.com/book_list.htm

The Foundation Sarras Booklist Back to Home Page The most beautiful and profound emotion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the foundation of all true science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead. To know that what is inconceivable to us really exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom, as the most radiant beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their most primitive form this knowledge, this feeling, is at the center of true religiousness. ~ Albert Einstein ~ Book List I : Comprehensive book list by Randy Sarvey compiled from Portals/Temenos Book List II : by Ron Mangravite, Barbara Johnson, Cynthia Edson, and Jill Bugbee (now Jill Rand) Book List I Title Author Field The Sufi Tradition in the West Ali-Shah, Omar General Diamond Heart: Book One Almaas, A H General Imagick Andrews, Ted Qaballah A History of God Armstrong, Karen Qaballah The Ritual Magic Workbook Ashcroft-Nowicki, Dolores Magic Holy Blood, Holy Grail Portals Deeper Man Bennett, J G

23. Time Out Of Time - School Of The Seasons Many years ago, after reading an article by normandi ellis about Egyptian New Year magic, ellis, normandi, “New Year Magic,” SageWoman, Samhain 9991 http://www.schooloftheseasons.com/timeout.html

In Babylon, the 12 intercalary days between the Winter Solstice and the New Year were seen as the time of a struggle between chaos and order, with chaos trying to take back over the world. Other cultures (Hindu, Chinese, Celtic) also viewed this as a time for reversing order and rules. The Romans celebrated Saturnalia from December 17 through December 24, an eight-day festival when social roles were reversed. No one was allowed to work but expected to gamble and feast instead. Hanukkah is another eight-day feast celebrated at this same time period. No one is supposed to work during the half hour each evening when the Hanukkah candles are lit, but in some traditions, women are not allowed to work at all during the eight days of Hanukkah. Playful gambling (with the dreidl) is also a part of Hanukkah traditions. And in Mexico, the Posadas, the processions re enacting the search of Joseph and Mary for shelter, take place during the eight days before Christmas. Helen Farias suggests that the 12 days were originally 13 nights, celebrated from the dark moon nearest the solstice through the next full moon (Jan 1, New Year's Day). Greek women celebrated a Dionysian ritual on the full moon nearest the Winter Solstice. The Greeks told a story about the halcyon days, the two week period before and after the solstice when the kingfisher built her nest on the waves and the sea was calm while she hatched her chicks.

24. Sekhmet normandi ellis, in her beautiful book Feasts of Light Celebrations of the Seasons of Life based on the Egyptian Goddess Mysteries, believes that this myth http://www.orderwhitemoon.org/goddess/Sekhmet.html

The White Moon Gallery Presents By Juniper Sekhmet is the lion-headed solar goddess of the Egyptian pantheon, and the Crone aspect of the trinity of Hathor-Bast-Sekhmet. She is also part of the Triad of Memphis, along with the god, and her consort, and their son Nefer-Tem. Ptah is often called the Creator God, and their son Nefer-Tem is known as the God of Medicine. Ra, the Sun God, was her father. It is widely believed that Sekhmet herself is a much more ancient deity, and in fact, Sekhmet is much older than Ra. It is told that she “came to Egypt from a place unknown and a time unrecorded” (Masters) as shown by some of her titles: Lady of the Place at the Beginning of Time One Who Was Before the Gods Were Mother of All the Gods Metropolitan Museum of Art The name Sekhmet comes from Sekhem ,which means strong, mighty, powerful, and violent. She is a solar goddess, directly related to the creative and destructive powers of the sun. The Mythology of Sekhmet Sekhmet has something of a bad reputation, stemming largely from a single myth, and as a result, is almost always described in a negative, violent, and overly simplistic way. The myth she is most known for is this:

25. The Recurring World Tree In European Paganism normandi ellis, in her book Feasts of LightCelebrations for the Seasons of Life Based on the Egyptian Goddess Mysteries writes, Let me eat my food http://www.widdershins.org/vol9iss1/04.htm

The Recurring World Tree in European Paganism article by Mark Dalton It was one of those spring days... I was 19 years old, and I was sitting by myself with my back against a magnificent, 80-foot-tall, 100-year-old oak tree on the grounds of Love Library at the University of Nebraska. The sky was a bright, vibrant blue, with fluffy white clouds drifting by above the towering trees overhead. It had been a long, cold winter, but today I was dappled in warm, golden sunshine, and there I sat, delighted and transfixed, while nature spirits danced and played through the trees, sighing with pleasure as they brushed across the grass, spun around the corners of the massive old library and whispered through the delicate new leaves in the branches far above me. Trees have been an important part of pagan worship and magical workings since our distant ancestors began leaving evidence of possessing a spiritual consciousness. As Ralph Metzner, a professor of psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies, notes, the two most widespread world images in the archaic imagination were the mother goddess and the "world tree." Along with Timothy Leary and Richard Alpert (now known as Ram Dass), Metzner was an early pioneer in the study of non-ordinary states of consciousness. He has written several important books on Western consciousness and spirituality, including The Well of RemembranceRediscovering the Earth Wisdom Myths of Northern Europe

26. Phanes Press: Books By Author ellis, normandi (translator) Awakening Osiris The Egyptian Book of the Dead. F. Faivre, Antoine The Eternal Hermes From Greek God to Alchemical Magus http://www.phanes.com/author.html

Search this site M BOOKS BY AUTHOR A Albinus: The Platonic Doctrines Anonymous: The Magical Calendar B Boehme, Jacob: The 'Key' of Jacob Boehme Briggs, John: Fire in the Crucible: Understanding the Process of Creative Genius C Condos, Theony: Star Myths of the Greeks and Romans: A Sourcebook Cramer, Daniel: The Rosicrucian Emblems of Daniel Cramer D de Bry, Theodore (engraver): The Magical Calendar Poster E Ellis, Normandi (translator): Awakening Osiris: The Egyptian Book of the Dead F Faivre, Antoine: The Eternal Hermes: From Greek God to Alchemical Magus Fideler, David (editor): Alexandria 1 Alexandria 2 Alexandria 3 Alexandria 4 ... The Secret Rose Garden of Shabistari G Gablik, Suzi: Living the Magical Life: An Oracular Adventure Gaertner, Johannes: Worldly Virtues: A Catalogue of Reflections Gaus, Andy (translator): The Unvarnished New Testament Godwin, Joscelyn (translator): The Chemical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz Splendor Solis Godwin, Joscelyn The Mystery of the Seven Vowels in Theory and Practice The Pagan Dream of the Renaissance Robert Fludd: Hermetic Philosopher and Surveyor of Two Worlds Goethe, Johann Wolgang von: Goethe's Fairy Tale of the Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily Guthrie, Kenneth Sylvan (compiler and translator):

27. Kemet.org Recommended >> Funerary Texts ellis, normandi. Awakening Osiris The Egyptian Book of the Dead.. Phanes Press. A retranslation of the contents of Papyrus Ani into modern English, http://www.kemet.org/booklist/funerary.html

ABOUT US THE HOUSE OF NETJER LETTERS FROM THE NISUT GLOSSARY OF NETJERU ... SITE INFO Suggested Reading List Compiled by the House of Netjer Last updated: Sunday, July 08, 2001 The following books about ancient Egypt's religion, culture and philosophy are recommended (not required) reading for devotees of Kemetic Orthodoxy. Inclusion of a book on this list does not mean we must agree with everything any book says or that our recommended readings must include official Kemetic Orthodox teachings. We believe familiarity with these texts can enhance understanding of our religion, as well as make readers aware of modern controversies and issues concerning ancient Egypt and its religion. Longer "book reviews" of selected texts can be found on our book review pages Be sure to visit our online bookstore where you can acquire some of the books listed below! Booklist Sections Theology and Philosophy History and Society Literature Funerary Texts Funerary Texts Allen, T.G., trans.

28. Magis Books At Antiqbook.co.uk 14682 ellis,normandi DREAMS OF ISIS A Woman s Spiritual Sojourn. Deep transformational process informed by Egyptian tradition http://www.antiqbook.co.uk/boox/ma9/books3000.shtml

Magis Books 64, Leopold Street, Loughborough, Leicestershire, United Kingdom, LE11 5DN Email: magis@btclick.com Search our books Search Antiqbook Search on this page Click on booknumber for full information : DUNLAP,JANE - EXPLORING INNER SPACE Personal Experiences under LSD-25 : DUNN, PHILIP - THE ART OF PEACE Blance Over Conflict in Sun-Tzu's The Art Of War : DUNN-MASCETTI,MANUELA - SAINTS The Chosen Few SEX, STARS AND SEDUCTION A Fun and Sexy Guide to Finding and Keeping the Lover of Your Dream : DUNNE, JOHN S - A SEARCH FOR GOD IN TIME AND MEMORY : DUNNE, DESMOND - THE MANUAL OF YOGA : DUNNING, JOAN - FROM THE REDWOOD FOREST Ancient Trees and the Bottom Line: A Headwaters Journey : DUNNING, JOAN - FROM THE REDWOOD FOREST Ancient Trees and the Bottom Line: A Headwaters Journey : DUNNING,R.W - ARTHUR The Key in the West : DUNNING, JOHN - TRULY MURDEROUS A Riveting Collection of Horrific Murders : DUNNING, JOHN - STRANGE DEATHS A Chilling Collection of Terrifying True Murders : DUNNING, JOAN - FROM THE REDWOOD FOREST Ancient Trees and the Bottom Line: A Headwaters Journey : DUNNING, JOAN -

29. Bibliography ellis, normandi. Dreams of Isis A Woman s Spiritual Sojourn. Wheaton, IL Quest Books, 1995. *Harvey, Graham. Contemporary Paganism Listening People, http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/1582/bibliography.html

Bibliography The following is only a selective list of books covering women, mythology, religion and herstory. More will be added as I continue with my own research. If any reader has any suggestions, please mail me. If I find the suggested books of use, they too will be included. The books are divided by the chapters for which they were used: Creation, Descent of the Gods, Goddesses, Muses and Amazons, and Women and Religion. Often times, texts cross over. Those books which I found especially informative or interesting are marked with an asterisk (*). Those which might be considered children's booksa great source of information and inspirationare marked (#). I have also added a list of links which the reader may find of interest. Creation Eisler, Riane. The Chalice and the Blade: Our History, Our Future . San Francisco: HarperCollins, 1987. Frazer, James George. Robert Fraser, abr. The Golden Bough. New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. Gimbutas, Marija. The Language of the Goddess. New York: HarperCollins, 1991 Leeming, David and Margaret Leeming.

30. New Page 1 Awakening Osiris ellis ellis, normandi, 1988, Awaking Osiris a New Translation of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, Phanes Press. http://www.gizapyramid.com/emory10.htm

Hieroglyphs and Hypotheses By Emory Taylor A note about quotes. Quotes are referenced such as 23/4/7-9 where 23/ is the page number, and 4/ is the paragraph number, and 7-9 are the sentences. So this quote reference indicates the the quote can be found at page 23, paragraph 4, sentences 7-9 of an indicated book. Egyptologists have developed theories about ancient Egyptian civilization. Often, some people forget, or do not realize, that much of what we read about ancient Egypt is, in fact, theory. Any Egyptologist, or archaeologist, will tell you that much of what we know about ancient Egypt is theory. Religion In Ancient Egypt - Shafer xi/1/1-2 "Egyptology is a dynamic field. Ongoing archaeological and epigraphically investigations continuously produce fresh data, some of which point the way to reformulation of previously held hypotheses about ancient Egyptian life, thought, and history." These theories are not just based on the evidence (artifacts) because the evidence (artifacts) must be interpreted: the basis of these theories is the interpretation of the artifacts. How the evidence is interpreted is of great importance. The evidence is not always interpreted the same way by different individuals, which gives rise to competing theories, even within the field of Egyptology. Much of what we...know...about ancient Egypt is based on hieroglyphic writing, that is based on interpretations of the hieroglyphic writing.

31. Awakening Osiris: Egyptian Book Of The Dead Price Comparison Egyptian Book of the Dead Compare prices. Awakening Osiris Egyptian Book of the Dead. Awakening Osiris Egyptian Book of the Dead. by ellis, normandi http://shopping.msn.com/prices/shp/?itemId=24938363

32. Normandi Ellis Wind Publications recently published Fresh Fleshed Sisters, a new work of short fiction by normandi ellis. She is the editor of Berea College Magazine and http://www.kwbf.info/normandiellis.html

Home About Agenda Presenters ... Contact Normandi Ellis Women Writing in Berea: Exploring Inner and Outer Voices 3:30 p.m. Session 2 Normandi Ellis After panelists each share a short passage of spiritual autobiography, they will lead participants in a writing exercise drawing on inner and outer voices. Participants will discuss their writings in small groups. Panelists will provide materials for continued explorations. Wind Publications recently published Fresh Fleshed Sisters a new work of short fiction by Normandi Ellis . She is the editor of Berea College Magazine and the author of five books, including Awakening Osiris , based on her own translation of Egyptian hieroglyphs and an award-winning collection of fiction, Sorrowful Mysteries . She has received writing fellowships from the Kentucky Arts Council and the Kentucky Foundation for Women. Kentucky Women's Book Festival

33. Awakening Osiris By Normandi Ellis From Egyptian Book Of The Dead.Alan Pert Extracts from Awakening Osiris a new translation of the Egyptian Book of the Dead by normandi ellis (Phanes Press, 1988). Introduction (in part) http://www.personal.usyd.edu.au/~apert/osiris.html

Extracts from Awakening Osiris : a new translation of the Egyptian Book of the Dead by Normandi Ellis (Phanes Press, 1988) Introduction (in part) "Osiris, the god of the dead, is a green god, an image of the seed waiting in the dark to burst forth into renewal.His symbol was the growing corn.His death and rebirth illuminated the path from darkness to light, from unconsciousness to enlightenment.In that light, I called this book Awakening Osiris for I thought of it as a call to consciousness and spiritual awakening.We are all Osirises. "The Book of the Dead is a misnomer applied by historians to a text which the ancient Egyptians referred to as the Book of Coming Forth by Day.I much prefer the Egyptian title as it seems best to represent what the book implies.No definitive version of the Book of the Dead exists.Rather it is a compilation of funerary texts and religious hymns written by priests and copied by scribes during a period spanning approximately 3000BC to 300AD.(p.15) "I took Pound at his word and tried to "make it new."I wanted to once again offer it up as a celebration of the beauty and terror of life.The awe of awakening to a new day, or perhaps a new self.The wisdom of the ancients seems eternal, yet we are all people affecting our changes.The work of a lifetime is the process of returning to light and life.So it seemed right to blow a little dust off the old Egyptian book and let it shine anew in a more modern era."(p.25) Special note about the ancient wisdom

34. Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism/COPYRIGHT INFORMATION ellis, normandi Boiled Him © 2000, Margin Exploring Modern Magical Realism. E1/02. Engle, Margarita Hospitality © 2005, Margin Exploring Modern http://www.angelfire.com/wa2/margin/copyright.html

c o p y r i g h t i n f o r m a t i o n Abégúndé, M. Eliza Hamilton Chapter 8: 'Dele from The Arian's Last Life Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] Chapter 11: Abiodun from The Arian's Last Life Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] Agodon, Kelli Russell "Girl in Green Patina" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] "Of Moths and Oil" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] "Overused" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] "When Poems Waltz With Paintings, Who Leads?" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] Alcalá, Kathleen "The Girl in the Tree: On Re-Reading Green Mansions Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. Alarcón, Pedro de Antonio "The Tall Woman" © 1888, reprinted as public domain for Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] Allan, Kelly Lenox "Agatha, Pin Oak" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] "Alphabet Rising" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism. [E-none] "Cerne Giant" Margin: Exploring Modern Magical Realism.

35. KET - December Bookclub@ket Features Normandi Ellis' Sorrowful Mysteries And Oth The special, onthe-road edition of bookclub@ket features the December selection, normandi ellis Sorrowful Mysteries and Other Stories, a quirky collection http://www.ket.org/pressroom/2000/47/boockclub_sorrowful.html

@import url(/style/global_ket_advanced.css); @import "/pressroom/style/pressroom.css"; Skip Navigation Tools: About KET TV Schedules Programs A-Z Explore by Topic ... Support KET Genres: Arts Education Health Kentucky ... Public Affairs Pressroom Search: December bookclub@ket features Normandi Ellis' Sorrowful Mysteries and Other Stories For Release: Nov. 27, 2000 KET's book discussion series ends its second season with a program taped Nov. 18 at the Kentucky Book Fair in Frankfort. The special, on-the-road edition of bookclub@ket features the December selection, Normandi Ellis' Sorrowful Mysteries and Other Stories , a quirky collection of short stories that won the 1991 Bumbershoot Award for fiction. Viewers can join host Bill Goodman and his guests in their discussion of Sorrowful Mysteries Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 8:30/7:30 p.m. CT on KET2. The program repeats on KET Saturday, Dec. 9 at 12:30 p.m./11:30 a.m. CT and Tuesday, Dec. 12 at 11:30/10:30 p.m. CT. Alternately funny, odd and disturbing, the stories in Ellis' collection depict characters struggling to understand the mysteries of life and deatha woman speaks to her dead husband through a television set; a music professor falls into a hidden limestone cave beneath his backyard and discovers he wants to stay there; a boy obsessively hunts a fox as he tries to understand his older cousin's experience in Vietnam. Ellis currently lives and teaches in Kentucky. Her other books include

36. Sherry Chandler » More On NILAS I give you one more poem from the Fall 2004 Newsletter, this one from Frankfort poet normandi ellis. normandi is the presidentelect of the National http://sherrychandler.com/?p=32

37. Book Store ellis, normandi, $ 22.95. Feng Shui for the Body Balancing Body and Mind for a Healthier Life. Santos, Daniel, $ 15.95 http://www.phoenixdistributors.biz/Books.asp?category_id=&publisher=217

38. Ellis, NormandiSorrowful Mysteries And Other Stories ellis, normandi Sorrowful Mysteries and Other Stories. 1991 Corvallis, Oregon, USA. Arrowood Books. . . Soft Cover. 0934847134 (L16). Very Good. http://www.popula.com/st/no_379/2604952.htm

Ellis, Normandi Sorrowful Mysteries and Other Stories 1991: Corvallis, Oregon, U.S.A.. Arrowood Books. . . Soft Cover. 0934847134 (L16). Very Good. . ISBN Number:. Keywords:[FICTION, SHORT, STORIES, SINGLE, AUTHOR] This item has been offered on Popula, your favorite spot for cool and hard-to-find merchandise. To learn more, just click here. Home Register Sell! ... Popula Company

39. REVIEW: AWAKENING OSIRIS Book Review of Awakening Osiris by normandi ellis. normandi ellis interpretation nowhere contradicts our own. AWAKENING OSIRIS is a description of the http://www.gnostics.com/review1-99.html

Vesta (December) REVIEW AWAKENING OSIRIS The Egyptian Book of the Dead Translated by NORMANDI ELLIS Phanes Press 1988 (PO Box 6114, Grand Rapids, MI 49516, USA) This literary gem is much, much more than a "new and improved" translation of the Coffin Texts, or The Going Forth By Day (Egyptian Book of the Dead). It is a mystic and poetic interpretation of great personal depth and collective application. Even the Author's brief introduction to the book reveals a wealth of historical and spiritual understanding: Osiris, the god of the dead, is a green god, an image of the seed waiting in the dark to burst forth into renewal. His symbol was the growing corn. His death and rebirth illuminated the path from darkness to light, from unconsciousness to enlightenment. In that light, I called this book AWAKENING OSIRIS for I thought of it as a call to consciousness and spiritual awakening. We are all Osirises. [P. 15] The hieroglyphic source and meaning of the original text continues to create controversy among scholars, anthropologists, and New Age believers. Theories include suggestions that the texts are examples of primitive animism and superstition; were inspired by extraterrestrial intelligences; or reflect corrupted gleanings from a "higher" civilization, possibly Atlantean. The Gnostic Pagan Tradition views the intriguing, often bizarre images of the texts, to be transmissions of direct knowledge (gnosis) and communication with daemonic, or allegorical realitythe interconnected flip side of mundane, or biological reality. [See also

40. Wesir.org -- Bibliography ellis, normandi Awakening Osiris The Egyptian Book of the Dead Phanes Pr; ISBN 0933999747. Ancient Egyptian Literature, Volume Two http://www.wesir.org/bib.htm

Bibliography: by Djedetmiwesir A list of Djedetmiwesir's sources - Bibliography of Books Directly Referenced: Rundle, R.T. Clark Myth and Symbol in Ancient Egypt Faulkner, R.O. The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead (University of Texas edition) Univ of Texas Pr; ISBN: 0292704259 Faulkner, R.O. The Egyptian Book of the Dead: The Book of Going Forth By Day Chronicle Books; ISBN: 0811807673 Hart, George A Dictionary of Egyptian Gods and Goddesses Hornung, Erik Conceptions of God in Ancient Egypt: The One and The Many Cornell Univ Pr; ISBN: 0801483840 Magic in Ancient Egypt by Geraldine Pinch Univ of Texas Pr; ISBN: 0292765592 The Ancient Egyptian Books of the Afterlifeby Erik Hornung, David Lorton (Translator) Cornell Univ Pr; ISBN: 0801485150 Egypt : Splendors of an Ancient Civilization by Alberto Siliotti, Alerto Siliotti Amulets of Ancient Egypt by Carol Andrews Univ of Texas Pr; ISBN: 029270464X

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