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Mount Shasta Annotated Bibliography
Chapter 18Legends: Other |
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Mount Shasta Annotated Bibliography
Chapter 18Legends: Other |
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This section contains a number of unrelated entries, including material about the oft-mentioned bell legends, the little people legends, and UFO legends. Some miscellaneous entries, arguably termed legends, include an entry about two Alaskan mountains named for Mt. Shasta, and an entry for the 1930s' slang phrase "From Mt. Shasta." Some of the materials exhibit a rare originality, especially Caroling's comic-book styled Mount Shasta and the Galaxy People. This section also includes a number of miscellaneous entries which in one way or another convey the mystic and spiritual expectations of some visitors to Mt. Shasta.
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The [MS number] indicates the Mount Shasta Special Collection accession numbers
used by the College of the Siskiyous Library.
[MS1020]. Maier, Mary Mother Mary. The Great White Chief. Hollywood, Calif.: 1960. Source of Citation: Stuhl bibliography #1228. Not seen. Note that Mary Maier, also known as "Mother Mary, Guardian of the Mountain" (see Emilie Frank "California's Sacred Mountain," p. 7) was the founder of the Mt. Shasta-based Sree Sree Provo sect. Also, an article by Lynn Ludlow (in the San Francisco Sunday Examiner and Chronicle, July 16, 1967, p. 12, Sec. A.) names Mary Maier as proprietor of the "Inn" and says: "Mother M. Mary Maier, Last Director of the Order of Directive Biblical Philosophy and Interpretation of the Order of the Azariah Group of the Masters of the Sanctum at Mt. Shasta, asserts her belief that supernatural beings are found atop the mountain." 18. Legends: Other/40. Find List. [MS1020].
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