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This work belongs to The Hazel Riley Literary Estate.
"I am a writer who draws her inspiration from many sources including nature, dance, mythology, popular culture, art and old movies. I have written two novels for teenagers Thanis and The Crying, both published by Oxford University Press".

​​​"I'm a practising pagan and have studied with different shamans and other teachers for over ten years.  I am researching Moon Goddesses and Gods, writing about ritual and retelling stories and fables from many cultures". Hazel Riley

My new contract with God 

My new contract with God 

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This nullifies any previous contract, thought, word or action I have made. 
I now fully commit to being my true self; being honest and open with those around me, letting my creativity flow freely and allowing my dreams to materialise. 
I commit to life completely and to living each moment fully. 
I will be aware of the huge universe where I live and all the spirits and guides available to help me. 
I commit to living enjoy body soul and spirit. 
I will banish fear and fly freely.


Hazel Riley 


Witnessed: Caroline Rey…lde
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Hazel's new contract with God
Hazel Riley has three other websites
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Word Press
"It is Jessica’s big chance, the chance to make her name as an artist. All she has to do is make a silver spiral for the mysterious Thanis. But why is the spiral so important? Does Thanis possess some strange power?"
Hazel Riley 
​Wing-Beats
"I can’t unearth where my passion for Egypt began.  As a small child I’d a prayer book with an attractive picture of pharaoh’s daughter rescuing Moses on the cover. I had an embossed leather bag and a few vintage postcards that someone had brought back during the war. I read Herodotus at school. 
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“I was 2½.   A nurse brought the baby wrapped in a long shawl and put him in my arms.  I was allowed to hold him for a few seconds. She told me he was my baby.  I believed her.   I was angry when she took him off me, and gave him back to my mother”.  ​
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