Greetings! This is a mid-point update for this year. It is a tough time on the surface. Let’s discovered the interconnection built in the Creatrix, Mago!
1. Now all articles of Vol 1 of S/HE: An International Journal of Goddess Studies are free to public. PDF download and e-book reading are available below:
The Current Issue
Also note for Call for Papers for Volume 2:
https://sheijgs.space/?page_id=121
2. Meet a new book by Krista Rodin, Ph.D.. Book excerpt (Introduction) is available below:
3. Join or be the first one for a Budoji reading group!
3. Mago Academy is seeking participants in Virtual Mago Whale Pilgrimage Tour 1. Why whales? What about the calling of whales? Join us!
- Tour 1 (July 11-17 or TBA) no prerequisites required Tuning to the calling of whales: We will (1) examine bio-sonic-aquatic-environmental features of whales, (2) explore the legacy of whales by visiting the following sites: Bangudae petroglyphs and the Sea of Whales (Korea’s Eastern Sea), whale myths and tales concerning particular persons, towns, and place-names, cetacean terms and sayings, whales in postpartum customs (“miyeok-guk, the birthday soup” and “podaegi, the baby carrying blanket on one’s back”), whales in the house heating system (ondol, traditional floor-heating architecture), (3) the Whale Bell (the whale-shaped mallet and whale names) and (4) some cross-cultural parallels such as nine-fold patterns, musical instruments, ondol in native peoples of Alaska (U.S.), Okhotsk (Russia), and beyond.
S/HE: An International Journal of Goddess Studies
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The name Mago Pod is borrowed from a pod of whales who stay together throughout their lifetimes and travel across oceans.
Join the Mago Work and interweave your threads with all in WE!
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