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    The Flowering Rod
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    The Flowering Rod

    By Kenny Klein

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    The Flowering Rod traces the history of men’s involvement with Pagan religions, from the dim past to the Pagan men of today. The book explores the God worshipped by modern Pagans, and the role of men in Wicca and other Pagan practices. Included are rituals that can be done by circles of men or by groups of men and women.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherImmanion Press
    Release dateNov 27, 2009
    ISBN9781905713455
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    The Flowering Rod
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    Kenny Klein

    Kenny Klein is a musician, performer, author and educator, a Pagan High Priest and a Bluegrass fiddler. As a Pagan Priest, Kenny helped to found the Blue Star tradition of Wicca, a fairly large tradition with groups throughout the U.S., Canada and Ireland. As a musician, Kenny has several CDs of music available, in such widely ranging styles as Folk-Rock, Bluegrass and Dark Wave/Celtic. He’s a hard guy to figure out. Kenny lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Anna (who is also the bass player). He plays music at Pagan festivals, renaissance faires, and Country bars. Kenny also works with several educational organizations to create and perform educational enrichment programming that is performed in school assemblies. This often involves dressing as a pirate. Kenny’s CD Meet Me in the Shade of the Maple Tree is the world’s first CD of Pagan Bluegrass music. You can hear some of it and Kenny’s other CDs on Kenny’s web sites. Kenny collects coins. I told you he’s odd.

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