The Moon Witch Oracle Deck Guidebook is an essential companion to the Moon Witch Oracle Deck, offering detailed explanations and interpretations for each of the cards in the deck. This guidebook provides a comprehensive introduction to the Moon Witch Oracle, outlining the symbolism and meaning behind each card. It explores the mystical world of the moon and its influence on our lives, delving into the different phases of the moon and how they relate to the cards in the deck. The guidebook is divided into sections, with each section dedicated to a specific card in the Moon Witch Oracle Deck. Each card is accompanied by a beautiful illustration, as well as a detailed description and interpretation. These descriptions are designed to provide insight and guidance, helping readers connect with the energy and wisdom of each card.

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Neil Sedaka wrote three Monkees songs, one of which Davy Jones released as a solo song. One of the songs in question uses a lot of ape metaphors. Another one of the songs was co-written by an important professional songwriter. Neil Sedaka | Gab Archive / Contributor

Neil Sedaka’s songs continue to fascinate classic rock fans to this very day. In addition to writing his own material, Sedaka also wrote a few Monkees songs. One of the tunes he wrote became Davy Jones’ only charting solo single.

The early 1960s was a golden age for novelty songs, producing such hits as Brian Hyland’s “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polkadot Bikini,” Peter, Paul and Mary’s “Puff, the Magic Dragon,” and Elvis Presley’s “Rock-a-Hula Baby.” The arrival of The Beatles mostly put an end to this trend, though they occasionally wrote similar songs like “Yellow Submarine.

• 4/3/2023
• by Matthew Trzcinski
• Showbiz Cheat Sheet

The portrayal of Dragons has generally been a negative one. With the exception of films like How to Train Your Dragon or Puff the Magic Dragon, when we see a dragon on film or in a book, we get images of fire breathing monsters who are capable of death and destruction. But there’s an artist out there who wants to put all of those stereotypes to bed. Brian Kesinger has been drawing the lighter side of dragons and it’s worth taking a look. Here’s what Brian had to say: As a kid of the 80’s, dragons have always inspired me.

Artist Draws Dragons To Destroy The Stereotypes About Them.

• 3/11/2017
• by Nat Berman
• TVovermind.com

The immensely popular trio provides an extremely pleasant eighty minutes of musical nostalgia – with plenty of full performances but also the full variety of their music through the years. Interviews with the principals give us the back story, light but not superficial, while film clips show their political activism through the years.

2014 / B&W + Color / 1:33 flat full frame / 78 min. / Street Date December 9, 2016 / 19.95

When we watch movies about music groups we can be looking for historical and personal insights, or we could just want happy nostalgia, to hear the music and see our favorites as they appeared through the years. Many of us instantly recognize groups from the 1960s when we hear them.

• 12/27/2016
• by Glenn Erickson
• Trailers from Hell

Fox Animation has picked up the feature film rights to the classic 1963 folk song "Puff the Magic Dragon," and they are looking to develop it into a CGI animated and live-action hybrid film. The studio has hired Trolls director Mike Mitchell to helm the project, and Akiva Goldsman (Transformers) is set to produce.

"Puff the Magic Dragon" tells the tale of an ageless dragon that lives by the seas who befriends a shy child and takes him to the land called Honalee. I can’t help but think the studio was inspired to make this film by Disney’s wonderful recent remake of Pete’s Dragon.

The song was created by Peter Yarrow and Lenny Lipton and spawned an animated TV special for Puff the Magic Dragon that aired in 1978. It was followed by two sequels called, Puff the Magic Dragon in the Land of the Living Lies and Puff and the Incredible Mr.

• 12/12/2016
• by Joey Paur
• GeekTyrant

Fox Animation is going from trolls to dragons. The studio has announced, via Variety, they'll follow-up this year's animated feature Trolls with a live-action/animation hybrid adaptation of Puff the Magic Dragon, also directed by Mike Mitchell. It's not often that we see movies based on songs, but the original 1963 tune performed by folk group Peter, Paul and Mary is quite literary. The lyrics of "Puff the Magic Dragon" tell of a boy and his imaginary dragon friend, but the boy grows up and leaves the title character behind. Without his companion, Puff loses all courage and retreats to his cave by the sea. That doesn't sound like enough for a feature-length script, but Troll Doll toys didn't seem like something that could easily.

• 12/10/2016
• by Christopher Campbell
• Movies.com

Perhaps based on the success of Disney’s Pete’s Dragon remake, Fox Animation has decided to greenlight Puff the Magic Dragon, an animated/live-action hybrid film based on the popular Peter, Paul and Mary song of the same name. It’ll be directed by Mike Mitchell (Trolls, Shrek Forever After).

Details are limited at the moment, but the folk song, written by Peter Yarrow and Lenny Lipton, is based on the 1959 poem, which in turn was inspired by the poem “Custard the Dragon” by Ogden Nash, as /Film notes. The song tells the story of an ageless dragon named Puff, who lives in Honalee, a fictional city by the sea. His friend is Jackie Paper, but he eventually grows older and loses interest in his adventures with his fictional friend. These days, the property is the sore subject of controversy regarding whether or not it’s referencing smoking weed.

• 12/9/2016
• by Will Ashton
• We Got This Covered

Fox Animation have acquired the rights to turn the Peter, Paul and Mary song Puff the Magic Dragon into a feature film. Trolls helmer Mike Mitchell has signed on to direct the hybrid live action/animated feature which will be produced by Safehouse partners Tory Tunnell and Joby Harold and Weed Road’s Akiva Goldsman. Hit the […]

The post Live-Action Animated Hybrid ‘Puff The Magic Dragon’ Movie Coming From ‘Trolls’ Director appeared first on /Film.

• 12/9/2016
• by Peter Sciretta
• Slash Film

Exclusive: Fox Animation will turn the Peter, Paul and Mary song “Puff the Magic Dragon” into a hybrid live action/animated feature that will be directed by Trolls helmer Mike Mitchell. The film will be produced by Safehouse partners Tory Tunnell and Joby Harold and Weed Road’s Akiva Goldsman. They secured the rights to the song, which has lyrics by Peter Yarrow and Lenny Lipton. Vanessa Morrison and Nate Hopper are overseeing for the studio. At a time when Hollywood has….

• 12/9/2016
• Deadline

Jenny Morrill Dec 20, 2016

Russ Abbot, Bullseye, Noel Edmonds and a film we all watched in the same room. Christmas TV was more exciting in the 80s.

Cast your mind back to when Christmas Day wasn't about Doctor Who followed by sticking something on Netflix until it was time to go watch the annual fist fight outside the pub.

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In the 80s, Christmas was about seeing which fantastic fare the TV had decided to bless us with. Of course, the more prepared among us knew this well in advance, having eagerly pored over the Radio Times/TV Times to check that Jimmy Cricket's Family Laugh 'n' Waz would be shown. There it was – right after Reflections On The Eucharist With The Reverend Paul Leyland.

• 12/8/2016
• Den of Geek

The big hits of 1963 included “Blowin’ in the Wind,” “Puff the Magic Dragon” and, in England anyway, a rush of hits by some next big thing called The Beatles, but in terms of sheer recall-ability, a song from that year by advertising executive Richard Trentlage might best them all. It begins, “Oh I’d love to be an Oscar Mayer weiner…” Trentlage, a former ad man with McCann-Erickson and D’Arcy who wrote the Oscar Mayer jingle, died of congestive heart failure at 87 on….

• 10/1/2016
• Deadline TV

Pete's Dragon is a 1977 classic Disney live-action/animation hybrid that kids of the 1970s loved. Your parents will remember, but you've probably never heard of it. They don't remember? Tell them it's called Puff the Magic Dragon. It's not, but because that song was popular at the time, people get the movie confused with the song.

All this confusion is because, honestly, Pete's Dragon doesn't hold up well so it doesn't get the recirculation other Disney 70s live action movies might get like the Herbie the Love Bug movies or the Shaggy Dog movies. But now, Disney is dusting it off and prepping it for a reboot. Part of the recreation will be to change the story up considerably. The original is a musical about a boy and his magical dragon who come to a new town as a way to escape his abusive adopted parents - that's a little.

• 3/20/2013
• by [email protected] (Tara the Mom)
• kidspickflicks

Simon Brew Dean Shepherd Oct 18, 2016

As The Adventure Game arrives at the BBC Store, we revisit an 80s children's TV classic that spawned countless imitators.

Four of the original six episodes of The Adventure Game are now finally available to buy at the BBC Store.

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Take three 80s TV stars, a generous dash of Dungeons & Dragons and a healthy sprinkling of brain-numbing tasks and you have a game show recipe that left guests mystified, mortified and all-too-often vaporised, thanks to transmorphic dragons, green cheese rolls and the Vortex. Yep, we've finally got around to talking about The Adventure Game.

It’s funny how you never seemed to question TV concepts when you were little, especially if it was the BBC.

• 3/6/2013
• Den of Geek

Feature Simon Brew Dean Shepherd 7 Mar 2013 - 07:00

Set phasers to nostalgia as we revisit eighties children's TV classic, The Adventure Game.

Take three 80s TV stars, a generous dash of Dungeons & Dragons and a healthy sprinkling of brain-numbing tasks and you have a game show recipe that left guests mystified, mortified and all-too-often vaporised, thanks to transmorphic dragons, green cheese rolls and the Vortex. Yep, we've finally got around to talking about The Adventure Game.

It’s funny how you never seemed to question TV concepts when you were little, especially if it was the BBC. That’s why, from mid-way through 1980 up until 1986, no one asked why the likes of Keith Chegwin, Sarah Greene, and Noel Edmonds would suddenly become celebrity time travellers, heading ‘many light years away to the far side of the galaxy’ to pay an unwelcome visit to the dragon-like Argons, the polite but mischievous inhabitants of the planet Arg.

• 3/6/2013
• by louisamellor
• Den of Geek

Will Rihanna’s upcoming tour feature a rendition of “Puff the Magic Dragon?” On Wednesday, while on a break from tour rehearsal on the West Coast, the 24-year-old shared a “selfie” of herself on Instagram, smoking what appears to be a blunt. “You a real n****, then ph**k with me! #Gold” the caption read. “It’s gonna. Read more».

• 1/24/2013
• by Peggy Truong
• Celebuzz.com

In a recent interview with the Daily Beast, The Dark Knight Rises star Morgan Freeman -- divulged that he would like something to be legalized -- pot! Turns out Morgan is all about legalizing weed, marijuana, grass, ganja, Mary J, Puff the Magic Dragon, dankity dank, cash, mountain cabbage! Way to fight the good fight, Det. Alex Cross!

In the interview when asked about the legalization of the illegal substance, Morgan responded: "Marijuana! Heavens, oh yeah. It’s just the stupidest law possible, given history. You don’t stop people from doing what they want to do, so forget about making it unlawful. You’re just making criminals out of people who aren’t engaged in criminal activity. And we’re spending zillions of dollars trying to fight a war we can’t win! We could make zillions, just legalize it and tax it like we do liquor. It’s stupid."

• 7/18/2012
• TheInsider.com

"A Better Man" delivered a lot of insight into Emmet Cole, how he felt about his son, what he wished for himself and his family and just how difficult he found things on the Amazon without them.

Indeed, The River is really a story about a man and the son he left behind, who is learning about the father he never knew through very perilous circumstances.

As soon as Lena picked up the accordion and starting singing a folk song with Lincoln while he strummed guitar, I knew either something was going jump out of the jungle or I was going to jump on in there myself and put a stop to that nonsense. Good gracious. Have some taste, people. What's next? Puff the Magic Dragon? That's when Emmet's camera man, Jonas, saved us all when he showed up hanging by the neck from Tarzan ropes by the river.

• 2/22/2012
• by [email protected] (Carissa Pavlica)
• TVfanatic

ABC Family is ramping up for its annual 25 Days of Christmas holiday gauntlet of whimsical, fun-for-the-whole-family programming. Today the delightful folks at ABC Family sent me my very own miniature Christmas tree and ornaments with which to decorate it. As you can see, my cat Milo was also very excited.

The programming is as follows. Mark your calendars! For more information, including movie descriptions, check out http://abcfamily.com/25days, Facebook.com/25DaysofChristmas, Twitter.com/ABCF25Days.

Thursday, December 1

(6:30-7:00 Pm Et/Pt) Winnie The Pooh And Christmas Too

(9:00-11:00 Pm Et/Pt) The Santa Clause - Encore Presentation (Live Action)

Puff the Magic Dragon

Peter, Paul, and Mary gave us Puff the Magic Dragon, a timeless song about the magic of youth. Unsurprisingly, it was based on a poem by a 19-year-old Cornell student, Leonard Lipton. Whether it's on the radio, at a kid's party, or at some '60s revival, Puff tends to trigger a smile.

It’s a tale of a young boy, Jackie Paper, and his faithful dragon, Puff. We watch their grand deeds and lament their sad parting.

The fortunate among us remember a Jackie Paper period in our lives, with our own private version of Puff. Do you remember an endless moment of play? It was precious. And, what broke you from that spell…homework or your mom calling for dinner?

These descriptions are designed to provide insight and guidance, helping readers connect with the energy and wisdom of each card. The Moon Witch Oracle Deck Guidebook also includes various spreads and layouts that can be used to conduct readings with the deck. These spreads range from simple one-card readings to more complex layouts, allowing readers to tailor their readings to their specific needs and questions.

Magic Need Not End

Yet, as a child and adult psychiatrist, I'm not satisfied with how the song ends and would love a better ending. (Yes, there’s an urban legend that the song was about marijuana, but that seems like a stretch to me.)

We grow and leave childhood, but those memories sit within, waiting to be alchemized into the dreams and journeys of adulthood. In fact, if we leave the magic of imagination to childhood, we are not truly adults, but rather, stunted grownups, and wide open to depression.

In addition to the interpretations and spreads, the guidebook also offers practical tips and suggestions for working with the Moon Witch Oracle Deck. It provides guidance on how to cleanse and consecrate the cards, as well as how to develop a personal connection with the deck. The guidebook also encourages readers to trust their intuition and use their own interpretations when working with the cards. Overall, the Moon Witch Oracle Deck Guidebook is a comprehensive and insightful resource for anyone looking to explore the magic and wisdom of the Moon Witch Oracle. It provides a deep understanding of each card in the deck, as well as practical tools for conducting readings and working with the deck. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced reader, this guidebook is sure to be a valuable addition to your spiritual practice..

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