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SageWoman #9 Opening to the Light This is a "maiden" issue, including the charming image of a springtime flower fairy by Joanna Powell Colbert that adorns the cover. Fairies everywhere, beginning with Lunaea's own fairy tale, "The...

SageWoman #8 - Looking Within Lunaea writes, "This issue's cover shows a woman looking in a mirror, and seeing the magic and power of the Goddess in herself." This issue reflects Lunaea's vision perfectly, and every article displays a...

SageWoman #7 - Blessings of the Earth This issue is one big love letter to the Earth Goddess, jam-packed with little magical ways that we can be more grounded in our Goddess life. It includes a beautiful ritual celebrating Mother Earth,...

SageWoman #6 - Power Wow! This is one of the most striking of the early SageWoman issues. Including artwork by Sudie Rakusin throughout, articles by Joanna Macy, Z Budapest and Shekinah Mountainwater, and pieces with provocative titles...

SageWoman #5 - Initiations & Transformations Lunaea really got going in this, her first issue as full-time editor and publisher. Articles include: "Education of a City Witch", "Menarche Ritual", "St. Dymphna", "Athena: Reclaiming a Warrior...

SageWoman #4 Issue #4 marks the beginning of Lunaea Weatherstone's tenure as editor and publisher of SageWoman. Her first issue had as an (unannounced) theme the Halloween/Samhain season; it includes articles on calling ancestors; honoring...

SageWoman #3 Although there's no announced theme, this issue is rather water-y. It includes, "Boat Dreams", "The Song of Sedna", "Feminine Tarot, Part II"; "Journal of the River Wind Woman", several rituals for children, including a...

SageWoman #2 - Winter's Cauldron This issue, published by Carol SheBear in the winter of 1986, is a classic of the early women's spirituality movement. It focuses on women's outrage towards the patriarchy and its excesses, and topics such...

SageWoman #1 The issue that started it all! No theme, classic 1980's women's spirituality in the mode of such classics as "Womanspirit" and "Country Women." Lots of poetry, binding spell, rose meditation, self-healing and belly dance...