Mt. Namhan Stronghold, Gyeonggi Province
Announcements & Updates
- (Book Review) Helen Hwang’s The Mago Way by Louise Hewett
- 2019 Mago Pilgrimage Events
- Free Download Mago Almanac Year 2 (Equivalent to 2019) Lunar-Menstrual Chart.
- (Call for Contributions) Celebrating Intercosmic Kinship of the Goddess, a celebrating the Goddess collective writing anthology Volume 2.
The Magoist Calendar (13 Month 28 Day), Year 2 or 5916 Magoma Era (Equivalent to 2019)
Magoist Calendar (13 Month 28 Day)
Updates
(Arriving Soon) Mago Almanac: 13 Month 28 Day Calendar Year 3 and its Planner for Personal Journey
Free Download Mago Almanac Logbook Lunar-Menstrual Chart Year 2 (2019 Gregorian Year)
(Call for Contributions) Celebrating Intercosmic Kinship of the Goddess
Forthcoming 2019 Mago Bookstore Free Download and Discount Schedule
Mago Books in Women’s Spirituality Books Award hosted by California Institute of Integral Studies
2019 forthcoming books include:
Mago Almanac: 13 Month 28 Day Calendar Year 3 and its Planner for Personal Journey
She Rises: What… Goddess Feminism, Activism and Spirituality? Volume 3
Mago Books offers:
2018 published books:
Goddesses in Myth, History and Culture, ed. by Mary Ann Beavis and Helen Hye-Sook Hwang
Updates
(Book Review) Helen Hwang’s The Mago Way by Louise Hewett
(Prose & Poem) Surabhi and Nandini by Susan Hawthorne
(Prose) On Water Science in Childhood Reveries by Swami Pujananda Saraswati
(Essay) The Twins of Cerridwyn by Hearth Moon Rising
(Visual Art) In Her Image and Likeness By Dr Lila Moore
(Essay) Scottish Amazons Rising by Jude Lally
(Prose) Lise Weil’s Requiem: For the Visionaries of the Women’s Movement and Beyond by Sara Wright
(Doll Art 1) The Spirit Dolls by Hannah Baek Wha
Mago Academy
Upcoming Events
2019 Virtual Mago Pilgrimage to Korea and Resources
Korean Shamanism (Arriving 2019, TBA)
2019 Nine Mago Celebration (July 30-August 7, 2019, TBA)
Join Mago Scholars
Certificate Programs in Magoist Studies
New Year/Solstice Celebrations
Join Mago Work Yahoo Discussion Group (You don’t have to have a yahoo email account)
The name Mago Pod is borrowed from a pod of whales who stay together throughout their lifetimes and travel across oceans.
(Bell Essay 6) The Magoist Whale Bell: Unraveling the Cetacean Code of Korean Temple Bells by Helen Hye-Sook Hwang, Ph.D.
Join the Mago Work and interweave your threads with all in WE!
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