Edged tools and weapons have been part of the human story for thousands of years, not only for battle but as ritual tools, metaphors, and spiritual symbols. Come learn the history, stories, and legends of the best-known blades of all time, and how a sword, dagger, athame, or phurba might fit into your spiritual practice. […]
Have you been looking for a better way to balance work, home, finances, relationships, rest and relaxation, health, creativity, and spirit—and still have time to declutter? Join us on a 6-month exploration to re-create, polish, and shine your life in 2023! Journey with Azrael Arynn K/Elizabeth Randall, the author of Thrive Beyond Gratitude: Clarity. Abundance. […]
Altars have served as places of spiritual power and religious focus for centuries. Many modern pagans have multiple altars in their homes, on their land, and even in their workspaces. How do we create altars? What objects can give your altars power and significance? In this session, we will explore the history of altars, the […]
There have been more bills concerning youth and gender in the first 6 months of 2023 than the last 5 years combined. Most people truly want what’s best for our children. The Conflict is, What IS best? I’ll share what research I’ve found on: *Factors effecting mental health in transgender and gender expansive youth *How […]
Have you been looking for a better way to balance work, home, finances, relationships, rest and relaxation, health, creativity, and spirit—and still have time to declutter? Join us on a 6-month exploration to re-create, polish, and shine your life in 2023! Journey with Azrael Arynn K/Elizabeth Randall, the author of Thrive Beyond Gratitude: Clarity. Abundance. […]
Slovenia is a small nation bordering Italy on the northeast, with a deep and fascinating history, wonderful people, and stunning landcapes from the Piran seacoast to fertile vineyards to the Julian Alps. Four Pagans went there to explore, and immersed themselves in the countryside and cities. They not only visited castles, museums, and caverns, but […]
Saturday, August 5, 6:00-9:00 pm, at the Ardantane Campus. Free. There will will songs, stories, fellowship and feasting. Bring a potluck dish or beverage, and wear red and white if you wish. No charge, though freewill donations are welcome. Call Amber at (505) 469-7777 for directions. You may RSVP below if you like.
Join us for an exploration of Asherah, one of the oldest documented mother goddesses anywhere in the world, and at one time known as "God's wife." She was worshiped from Mesopotamia to the Mediterranean and appears in the mythological texts from ancient Sumer, the Hittite and Assyrian Empires, Egypt, Israel, and Judah. Asherah is one […]
We work from 8:00 or 9:00 AM, depending on the season… starting earlier in summer, later in winter. We begin with a simple opening ceremony, and end sometime in the afternoon, usually around 4:00 PM—but you can come at any time during the day. (Some folks do special projects at other times, to fit their […]
Our Board meetings in 2023 will all be held on Zoom. Please contact amberk1@ardantane.org or call 505-469-7777 for an invitation via email. The members of the Ardantane Circle (the Board, staff, faculty, students, and anyone else interested in steering Ardantane’s boat) meet every two months to make decisions about the curriculum and the campus. Come […]
Have you been looking for a better way to balance work, home, finances, relationships, rest and relaxation, health, creativity, and spirit—and still have time to declutter? Join us on a 6-month exploration to re-create, polish, and shine your life in 2023! Journey with Azrael Arynn K/Elizabeth Randall, the author of Thrive Beyond Gratitude: Clarity. Abundance. […]
Ancient Pagan temples were often very different from today’s mainstream-faith churches, mosques, synagogues. They were places to learn the Mysteries, sacrifice to the old gods, and even meet deity face-to-face. They also served as sanctuaries, libraries, and even treasuries. To modern Pagans accustomed to meeting in living rooms or backyards, they often seem vast and […]
