By Zsuzsanna E. Budapest | HarperSanFrancisco, 1991
An exploration of the moon as a source of mythology, ritual, and feminine spiritual symbolism.
Written by Zsuzsanna E. Budapest, an influential figure in the feminist witchcraft movement, Grandmother Moon brings together lunar folklore, goddess traditions, personal reflections, spells, and seasonal celebrations.
Organized around thirteen lunar cycles, the book explores the changing character of the moon throughout the year, from the Cold Moon and Flower Moon to the Harvest Moon, Mourning Moon, and Blue Moon.
Alongside ritual suggestions and reflections on the moon’s symbolic relationship to women’s lives, Budapest draws on mythology and traditions from different cultures, offering a window into the feminist spiritual movements of the late twentieth century.
An interesting addition to collections of witchcraft history, goddess spirituality, lunar folklore, and contemporary Pagan literature.
Book Details
Author: Zsuzsanna E. Budapest
Publisher: HarperSanFrancisco
Published: 1991
Format: Paperback, 288 numbered pages plus introductory material
Language: English
ISBN: 0-06-250114-3
Condition: Good to very good used condition, with light cover and edge wear. Interior pages shown appear clean and unmarked. Please examine photographs for details.
Vintage, pre-loved book. You will receive the exact copy pictured.
By Zsuzsanna E. Budapest | HarperSanFrancisco, 1991
An exploration of the moon as a source of mythology, ritual, and feminine spiritual symbolism.
Written by Zsuzsanna E. Budapest, an influential figure in the feminist witchcraft movement, Grandmother Moon brings together lunar folklore, goddess traditions, personal reflections, spells, and seasonal celebrations.
Organized around thirteen lunar cycles, the book explores the changing character of the moon throughout the year, from the Cold Moon and Flower Moon to the Harvest Moon, Mourning Moon, and Blue Moon.
Alongside ritual suggestions and reflections on the moon’s symbolic relationship to women’s lives, Budapest draws on mythology and traditions from different cultures, offering a window into the feminist spiritual movements of the late twentieth century.
An interesting addition to collections of witchcraft history, goddess spirituality, lunar folklore, and contemporary Pagan literature.
Book Details
Author: Zsuzsanna E. Budapest
Publisher: HarperSanFrancisco
Published: 1991
Format: Paperback, 288 numbered pages plus introductory material
Language: English
ISBN: 0-06-250114-3
Condition: Good to very good used condition, with light cover and edge wear. Interior pages shown appear clean and unmarked. Please examine photographs for details.
Vintage, pre-loved book. You will receive the exact copy pictured.
