Rachel's Bag begins with the story of the biblical Rachel and takes us on a mystical journey in search of the Qabalah of our mothers. As we sojourn, we are invited to contemplate the historically controversial contents of the camel bags Rachel packed when she left her homeland, and to question as did she: What would we risk our lives to preserve? Ten stories of women in the Bible, who were instrumental in shaping history, are illuminated to show they were in possession of a vision informed by that wisdom now called Qabalah. These stories, from the perspective of poet, scholar, and mystic, Caron McCloud, call us to a vision capable of shaping and sustaining our own history in these difficult times. McCloud brings a rare offering to the altar of the wisdom books. People of all traditions in search of their own ancestral legends and personal truths will benefit from this work.

Rachel's Bag: In Search of the Qabalah of Our Mothers

Caron McCloud

Ironing Board Press

Dark Fire tells the true story of the Drews and Lawrences, two farming families that were horrifically massacred in the violent struggle for a tobacco growers union in 1920s Kentucky. Painstakingly researched and beautifully written, Dark Fire invites readers into the brief, incandescent lives of four adults and seven children whose murder has long been shrouded in mystery and collective silence.

Dark Fire

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