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I am Grey. I stand between the candle and the star. We are Grey. We stand between the darkness and the light. --Delenn, B5, before the Grey Council, in “Babylon Squared“ ”The Grey Council” is the legendary Council of Wizards, Mages & Sages which has been a recurring theme through many tales and histories of Magick and Wizardry. The ”Grey” in the name connotes both the notion of encompassing all shades of magick (rather than just black and white), as well as the grey in our hair and beards that would seem to be a requisite for the experience and wisdom we are expected to bring to this Council! Membership in the Grey Council is not fixed, but varies according to the projects and work we are doing together at any one time. At this point in history, there are more Wizards and Wise Women alive and practicing than ever before. I cannot possibly begin to list all. The following members of the Grey Council are not just elders of the magickal community; we are also all teachers and mentors. Frederic Lamond (1931-) has worshipped Nature since the age of 12 when he lived in French Switzerland. At 23 he had a mystical experience in the arms of his first fiancée, and in February 1957 he was initiated into Gardnerian Witchcraft in the presence of Gerald Gardner himself. He is probably the longest continuously-practicing Wiccan in the world. He is also a member of the Fellowship of Isis and the Church of All Worlds, is active in Inter-Faith activities and attended the 1993, 19 99, and 2004 Parliaments of World Religions in Chicago, Cape Town (South Africa) and Barcelona (Spain), as well as the first Gathering of the Elders of Ancient Traditions and Cultures in Mumbai (India) in 2003. In addition to numerous articles in Pagan and Wiccan publications on both sides of the Atlantic, Frederic has written three books: The Divine Struggle (1990), Religion without Beliefs (1997), and Fifty Years of Wicca (2004).Donata Ahern (1932-) is a 3rd

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