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In this captivating picture book, young readers follow Greek hoplite soldier Agathon as he heads home from battle, hitches a ride on a merchant's boat, listens to campfire stories, gets married, and enters the Olympic Games. Packed with current information on classical Greece based on the latest archaeological discoveries, Greek Hero contains three levels of text to make it accessible to children at different stages of reading. Expressive watercolors help bring Agathon and his ancient society to life.

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He is the Lord of the Wild, the Great Father, the Divine Son, the Beloved Consort . . . the God is the masculine principle of the universe. In order to seek and find balance in our lives, we must first find it in our spirituality. Balance exists with the Goddess and the God—both are necessary, for with the balance created by their cosmic union comes wholeness and holiness.

Book of Hours: Prayers to the God is a companion to Book of Hours: Prayers to the Goddess. The two can be used together, or this book can stand alone if you prefer to focus on the God in your devotional practice. It is ideal for solitary practitioners who prefer the ritual of structured prayer, or for use in group prayers or rituals.

Inside you will find prayers to celebrate the many faces of the God. This collection includes prayers for the Wiccan holy days, prayers to the Moon god, and morning and afternoon prayers to the Sun god. Embrace the god and open your heart to the fire of the universe.

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The Polyimagical Realm I must note that as primarily a painter at the time of composing this work (1986) I was also painting "angels." They were in figure what I have called personatypes and simulated, imitated realities, yet arch¿ and beyond typification (typos) in content. This ambiguity is in fact the subject of this book. The simultaneity of image and immanence is not a problem, except we have no credible concept for simultaneity, or complementarity, and by which ambivalence prevails as the earmark of reality. Now, in the year 2004 it is the least I can say for showing the differences that only analytically repose in mutually exclusive camps, that of C.G. Jung's rigorous and extensive amplification of Freud's Psychoanalytic and the new Post Modern wave of James Hillman's Archetypal Psychology and its polytheistic trimmings. In that case the many gods earn a capital "G" and in contention with the One God. But speaking as both a painter and a poet I can only fall back on an experiential standpoint, something reminded by Plato 2500 years ago in his Ion dialogue: "and therefore God takes away the minds of poets, and uses them as his ministers, as he also uses diviners and holy prophets, in order that we who hear them may know that they speak not of themselves who utter these priceless words in a state of unconsciousness, but that God is the speaker, and that through them he is conversing with us." Bernard X. Bovasso Spring, 2005