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T. Thorn Coyle is a San Francisco-based author and teacher who began in the Feri Tradition and the Reclaiming tradition,〔 but now works and teaches within her own "Morningstar" practice〔She describes the transition from Feri to Morningstar in (episode 20 ) of her podcast at the 16 minute mark〕 and "mystery school."〔()〕 Coyle is author of ''Evolutionary Witchcraft'', published by Tarcher/Penguin, 2004. The book offers exercises and meditations from the Feri Tradition as tools for personal growth and empowerment. She has also recorded two Pagan rock CDs, ''Face of a New Day'' and ''Give us a Kiss!'', as well as an instructional DVD, ''Devotional Dance''. With Sharon Knight, she wrote and recorded two albums of pagan devotional music, ''Songs for the Waning Year: A Collection of Chants to Celebrate the Dark Time of the Year'' and ''Songs for the Strengthening Sun: A Collection of Chants to Celebrate the Return of the Sun''.〔http://cdbaby.com/cd/sharonk5〕 She also contributed to the Pandemonaeon album ''Dangerous Beauty''.〔http://pandemonaeon.bandcamp.com/track/fierce-black-soul-of-night〕 In 2008, Coyle began producing a series of podcasts called "(Elemental Castings )" wherein she interviews practitioners of a variety of magical and mystical traditions on their study and work with the classical elements of Air, Fire, Water, Earth, and Aether (or Spirit). Coyle's second book, ''Kissing the Limitless: Deep Magic and the Great Work of Transforming Yourself and the World'', was released on February 10, 2009. ==Biography== Thorn Coyle, aka Theresa Dutton, was born September 24, 1965 and was reared in the Catholic faith in Whittier, California. She first learned of Paganism when she was 13, and later had her first training as a witch when she went to Fullerton Collegec16. She dropped out of college at age 18 and moved to San Francisco. She studied in the Feri tradition of witchcraft with Cora and Victor Anderson and has also studied in the Sufi and Gurdjieff traditions. She cites the punk and anarchist movements as important influences.〔Coyle, T. Thorn. Interview. "Thorn." ''Modern Pagans: An Investigation of Contemporary Pagan Practices.'' By John Sulak and V. Vale. San Francisco: RE/Search Publications, 2002. 62-69.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「T. Thorn Coyle」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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