The Spell of Rosette - Kim Falconer [179]
Rosette winked. Drayco? You coming, or are you going to inhale Scylla all day?
Right behind you, Maudi. The temple cat paused before entering the portal, nose to nose with Scylla. When he stepped through it rippled closed, sweeping them away.
REFERENCES:
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Page 327 quote from William Lilly (1659).
Christian Astrology. London: John Macock.
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Page 502 quote from Dion Fortune (2003). The Sea
Priestess. USA: Weiser Books. With permission of
Red Wheel/Weiser. www.redwheelweiser.com
RECOMMENDED READING:
Campbell, J. (1972/1984). Myths to Live By. New York: Bantam Books.
Chown, M. (2003). The Universe Next Door: The Making of Tomorrow’s Science. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
De Angeles, L. (2000). Witchcraft Theory and Practice. Minnesota: Llewellyn Publications.
Falconer, K. (2005). Astrology & Aptitude: How to Become What You Are Meant To Be. Tempe: American Federation of Astrologers.
Fortune, D. (2003). Moon Magic. Boston: Red Wheel/Weiser.
Goldstein-Jacobson, I. (1960). Simplified Horary Astrology. Alhambra: Frank Severy Publishing.
Goswami, A. (1995). The Self Aware Universe: How Consciousness Creates the Material World. New York: Tarcher.
Hillman, J. (1997). The Soul’s Code: In Search of Character and Calling. New York: Grand Central Publishing.
Hyde, M. (1992). Jung and Astrology. London: The Aquarius Press.
Talbot, M. (1993). Mysticism and the New Physics (2 ed.) New York: Arkana Penguin Group.
RECOMMENDED WEBSITES:
Kim Falconer’s official Quantum Enchantment Website www.kimfalconer.com
Kim Falconer’s Astrology, Mythology and Quantum Theory Site www.falconastrology.com
Voyager Online www.voyageronline.com.au
Voyager Blog www.voyageronline.wordpress.com
Jeannette Maw’s Good Vibe Blog—Law of Attraction for the Real World www.goodvibeblog.com
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
First, I’d like to acknowledge Ly de Angeles, friend, High Priestess, author and sensei, for showing me the door behind which Kreshkali stood, and my son Aaron Briggs for his artistic genius, insights and goading. To Sara Briggs for all those handwritten words and boundless enthusiasm, and Cavy too, of course! Deep appreciation also goes to my mother, Eunice, my sister, Shawn, and my granddaughter, Kayla, for bringing me so much joy.
Gratitude goes to my publisher, Stephanie Smith, who asks all the right questions, Equinox Management for sure and steady guidance, Sue Moran for her astute editing, Brian Cook Manuscript Appraisal Agency and Dr Wendy Michaels for the coherent and articulate critiquing. For their artistic contributions and friendship I thank Jodi Osborne, Kurtis Richmond, Tris O’Connor and Helen Nailer.
For connecting me to the right people I thank Mystic Medusa, dear friend and wing woman, and for showing me the ropes, Candida Baker and Mark Abernethy. For teaching me how to pray rain and get into alignment with bliss, my good vibe coach, Master Jeannette Maw, and for his tips in On Writing, Stephen King.
I also thank Tim for his endless encouragement and fabulous coffee, Thatcher and Sean for the blueberry pancakes, Sam for the chocolate, and all the staff at Espresso Head for the great company and endless stacking! Thanks go to Victoria Sullivan for suggesting Stephanie—what synchronicity! And to Jacqui Sullivan for always believing in me. I also thank everyone at HarperCollins who had a hand in this, especially the art department, the proofreaders and typesetters, Chren for all the messages and Linda Funnell for the pivotal feedback.
Thanks also to Matt Connolly for his music, warm friendship and cat minding, to Dr James Roush for his falconry support and mentorship and to Dr Greg Briggs for decades of veterinary advice. For the literal warm fuzzies I thank my familiars Draygon and Gratch and, for my very best-best, thank you E.J., your friendship