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The Pagan Who’s who series contains information about current and recent notaries which have contributed to, or influenced the modern pagan scene.  Some names you may know already, some you may not, but all these people are dedicated and hard-working in their own particular specialised fields.  For pagan, spiritual, occult or faith matters who from the last generation influences and inspires you?

Before we begin, I’d just like to say thanks to Richard for suggesting that this chap aught to have a mention.  You’re right, he does :)

Austin Osman Spare (1886-1956) was an English artist who developed automatic drawing and writing, and sigilisation based in his theory of the relationship between the conscious and unconscious minds.  His artistic work is predominantly line drawn, and characteristically includes monstrous or fantastical sexual imagery.

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The Pagan Basics series is for those looking to find out more about the basic concepts, symbols and values of paganism.  A series of short articles which give explanations to some of paganism’s most fundamental concepts, images and shared understandings.

We start with the pentagram: a series of five crossed lines which form a star shape:

green pentagram

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Hail one and all,

The countdown to Hasfest IV has now begun in earnest – it’s only a few short days away!  With that in mind, and knowing that you’ve already got all your stuff packed and waiting to head to the site, here are a few pointers from Gwen, Jay and your friendly crew.

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Hail to one and all: just a delicate reminder that Hasfest 2012 will be officially opening it’s doors (or gates) in little over a weeks time.  If you want to lead a workshop or offer a specialist lecture, or have a stall other than outside your tent, please contact Gwen to let her know so she can fit everyone in.  Go do it now, even if it’s only a quick e-mail or text message or even leave a comment below.  We’ll pass it on asap :)

See you all there!

Today marks International Dawn Chorus Day – and while you may have risen too late to hear the real thing, you can still get involved and look at why this (very) early morning bird song event is so important.

There”s a bat- watch walk going to happen on Saturday 12th May, details below:

where: Williamthorpe Nature Reserve, Mansfield Road car park, between Heath and Temple Normanton.

when: Saturday 12th May 8.30pm – 10.30pm

details: wear suitable clothing and footwear for this easy 2 mile walk.  You will be able to listen for bats with special detectors.

cost: £3 per adult, £1.50 for children.  Please book places by calling 08456 058 058

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