Woodwose Homilies default-HIDE though obscured

though obscured

It will be of interest to students of comparative religion

If looked after correctly these cauldrons will last many many years to come

as well as non-canonical scriptures and folk traditions

was a friend of Krishnamurti

Woodwose Homilies default-HIDE though obscuredAuthor: Daniel A. SchulkeIllustrations by Benjamin Vierling The Woodwose or Wuduwasa is an Anglo Saxon form of the archaic Wild man, an enigmatic figure clad and masked in leaves. Bearing a leafing club or staff, he makes his appearance at the margins of wilderness and civilization, dream and waking, plant and human. Embodying aspects both noble and barbarous, both he and the Wild women or Silvatic are the deified reservoirs of Nature as other.