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2011 April 26 « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. Attendance at the early meetings of the Regency was by invitation only. The first open meeting was held on May Eve (30 April) 1967. The first time the Regency met out of doors was on May Eve 1968. The ceremony was held on Hampstead Heath. Hampstead Heath proved a bit too public; the ceremonies attracted a certain amount of unwelcome attention. Later that year the group began to hold its meetings in Queens Woods, Hampstead. April 26, 2011. Ronald ‘Cha...
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2011 January 30 « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. This photo was taken at a Candlemas ceremony held in the early eighties at Ron White’s home in Shropshire. At the start of the ceremony the goddess statuette was draped in red; now she has been draped in white and decorated with white flowers, to symbolize her transformation from Mother to Maiden. White candles have been lit and placed before her. January 30, 2011. A Spring Equinox Ritual. The significance of the name ‘The Regency’. More on the Fool Factor.
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Other MSS « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. The Midwinter Festival of Yule. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Who are the Gods?
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cartazdon « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. Attendance at the early meetings of the Regency was by invitation only. The first open meeting was held on May Eve (30 April) 1967. The first time the Regency met out of doors was on May Eve 1968. The ceremony was held on Hampstead Heath. Hampstead Heath proved a bit too public; the ceremonies attracted a certain amount of unwelcome attention. Later that year the group began to hold its meetings in Queens Woods, Hampstead. April 26, 2011. A typescript of a...
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. Click on each image to see a larger version. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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A Spring Equinox Ritual « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. A Spring Equinox Ritual. A typescript of an early Spring Equinox ritual has survived, taped inside one of Ronald White’s notebooks. It is most likely the ritual that was composed for the Regency’s first Spring Equinox meeting, in 1967. It was certainly composed no later than 1968, since after that date, the Regency rituals were held in the open air (except for the Candlemas ritual). But there are some significant differences. March 18, 2011. Ronald ‘...
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2010 December 18 « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. Part One of Prospero’s Book. Is a general introduction to the theory of magic. Part Two, still to come, focuses on what Ronald White called ‘the keys’: the tree alphabet outlined by Robert Graves in The White Goddess. Which Ron explored in detail, and related to the Tarot trumps. Here are the last few paragraphs of Part One:. Read more ⇒. December 18, 2010. Ronald ‘Chalky’ White (1924–1998) was an artist, poet and mystic. He was a pro...May Eve and May Day.
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2011 January 04 « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. Twelfth Night is mentioned only briefly in The New Pagans’ Handbook. However, the initial notice of the Regency (‘First Details of a New Religious Society’) that was published in Pentagram. At Candlemas 1967 lists it among the major festivals. And the Regency celebrated it every year on 6th January. Here is the sketch: it shows a goddess figurine with arms raised in front of three candles and a libation bowl. Read Ron’s notes for the ceremony ⇒. Ronald ...
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Candlemas « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. This photo was taken at a Candlemas ceremony held in the early eighties at Ron White’s home in Shropshire. At the start of the ceremony the goddess statuette was draped in red; now she has been draped in white and decorated with white flowers, to symbolize her transformation from Mother to Maiden. White candles have been lit and placed before her. January 30, 2011. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). The signifi...
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Twelfth Night « Ronald ‘Chalky’ White
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Ronald ‘Chalky’ White. The New Pagans’ Handbook. Twelfth Night is mentioned only briefly in The New Pagans’ Handbook. However, the initial notice of the Regency (‘First Details of a New Religious Society’) that was published in Pentagram. At Candlemas 1967 lists it among the major festivals. And the Regency celebrated it every year on 6th January. Here is the sketch: it shows a goddess figurine with arms raised in front of three candles and a libation bowl. Read Ron’s notes for the ceremony ⇒. Address ne...
