it is practically impossible to get through high school English class without reading Shirley Jackson’s chilling classic, The Lottery. She’s also the author of some of the scariest novels every […]
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 […]
August 9: Planting a Magickal Garden – Rowan August 16 Wicca and Politics -- Moonbeam Mage Do Pagans care about Politics? Should they? What issues are of most interest to […]
The seas and oceans are realms of mystery, wild and virtually unexplored by humanity. From sunlit coastal waters to the darkest, deepest abysses, we will share what little is known […]
The members of the Ardantane Circle meet every two months via Zoom to make decisions about the curriculum and the campus. Come join us to help us plan for Ardantane’s […]
August 9: Planting a Magickal Garden – Rowan August 16 Wicca and Politics Moonbeam Mage August 23 Lightly on the Earth - Amber K As Pagans, as Witches, we hold […]
We say that Witches see the world “through magical eyes,” but what does that mean? How does our paradigm of reality, our worldview differ from the mundane perception of reality? […]
August 9: Planting a Magickal Garden – Rowan August 16 Wicca and Politics Moonbeam Mage August 23 Lightly on the Earth Amber K August 30 Little Altars Everywhere – Lora […]
Herewith a collection of spells and little magicks to help you get through the day (and night). Relieve stress, improve your culinary creations, focus better, maintain your health, deal with […]
Join Moonbeam Mage and KareIsis for an exploration of autumn harvest season practices. We will take time to describe how autumn rituals and practices are generally conceptualized and celebrated in […]
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 […]
Controversial scholarship in recent decades makes the case for hidden traditions of worship that have existed for thousands of millennia, sometimes dissipating, sometimes repressed, but ever-returning. Some call this The […]
