title: The Pagan Family: Handing the Old Ways Down
author:  Ceisiwr Serith 
description: "The Pagan Family" provides general advice for Pagans who wished to celebrate their religion as a family on the construction of rituals, as well as ritual guidelines for weddings, births, birthdays, seasonal celebrations, lunar phases, coming of age, divorce and death. The book also contains suggestions for the creation of the sacred home (including blessings and household shrines); activities for children such as meditations, mask and rattle making, drumming and storytelling; suggested prayers for throughout the day; tips for teaching children about paganism. References and resources for further information are included in the appendices.
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   **Black Narcissus**
  
   **A Novel**
  
  Rumer Godden
  
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   **1**
  
  The Sisters left Darjeeling in the last week of October. They had come to
  settle in the General’s Palace at Mopu, which was now to be known as the
  Convent of St Faith.
  
  Last year it had been called St Saviour’s School, but, when the Brotherhood
  left after only staying five months, it lapsed into the Palace again. The
  natives had never called it anything else; they had hardly noticed the
  Brothers except, when they met them out walking, to wonder how they grew such
  beards on their faces; their own chins were quite hairless, though they had
  long pigtails, and they thought the Brothers must be very senseless to grow
  hair down their fronts instead of down their backs wher