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Grandmothers of the light

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In this collection of goddess stories gleaned from the vast oral tradition of Native America, the author evokes a world of personal freedom and communal harmony, of free communication among people, animals, and spirits, of magic and its discipline, of balance between the sacred and the mundane.--From publisher description.

Subjects: Religion
Women
Folklore
Indians of North America
Mythology
Shamanism
Set in: North America

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