Circle Round - Starhawk
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In 1979 Starhawk's The Spiral Dance introduced men and women to a spirituality based on a deeply felt appreciation of the planet Earth, which is the Goddess. Now Starhawk, along with Diane Baker and Anne Hill, shows a way to pass this wisdom on to children. "Circle Round" presents the Goddess tradition in eight nature-based holidays, in rites of passage, and in celebrations of the elements of fire, air, water, earth, and spirit. Crafted with a parent's limited free time in mind, the book offers songs and rituals, craft and cooking ideas, family-oriented activities and read-aloud stories -- all…mehr

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In 1979 Starhawk's The Spiral Dance introduced men and women to a spirituality based on a deeply felt appreciation of the planet Earth, which is the Goddess. Now Starhawk, along with Diane Baker and Anne Hill, shows a way to pass this wisdom on to children. "Circle Round" presents the Goddess tradition in eight nature-based holidays, in rites of passage, and in celebrations of the elements of fire, air, water, earth, and spirit. Crafted with a parent's limited free time in mind, the book offers songs and rituals, craft and cooking ideas, family-oriented activities and read-aloud stories -- all easily adaptable to fit your own faith or worldview. This is a book to bring home, a practical and wisdom-filled guide toward finding a place for spirituality in family life.
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Autorenporträt
Starhawk, author of The Fifth Sacred Thing and Walking to Mercury, lives with her husband, step-children, and Goddess-children in San Francisco, where she works with the Reclaiming collective.  Diane Baker, a writer, attorney, and co-founder of the Reclaiming collective, lives in Berkeley, California, with her husband and two daughters.  Anne Hill, a teacher, writer, and musician, works with the Reclaiming collective and lives in Sebastopol, California, with her husband and three children.