Cermunnos is the Celtic Horned God, the embodiment of all that lives on the earth and the spirit of wild places. Most well known from his depiction on the Gundestrup cauldron from the first or second century BC, he is much older than that, probably Palelithic in origin. Join Lora for a discussion of the […]
Many people would like sex, gender, and sexual orientation to be simple, but they're not. Join Amber for an update of our rapidly-expanding knowledge on these three distinct topics, the many "new" variants that have actually been part of the human experience for ages, the changing terms and definitions, the "culture wars" and public policy, […]
When have you sensed a part of nature as fully alive, connected and interacting with you? Join Jude as he takes you on a journey into his Spiritual Path of Cultivating Awe, Wonder, Joy, and Childlike Play: Bringing Reverence and Presence while Communicating with his Spirit Guides, and - most of all – Nature. Jude […]
Join us as we explore the Dagda, chief of the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Irish ancestral gods, but also a father, warrior, king, poet, and druid. Highly skilled and wise, he is not only the god of life and death, but of seasons, agriculture, fertility, generosity, and druid magic. He was often referred to as […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
What is sacred jewelry? Where do I find it? Can I make my own? Can I assign a piece I buy or already own as sacred? Sterling will introduce her class to the wonderful, colorful, and free form world of sacred jewelry making. Topics covered will include defining what is sacred jewelry, how and where […]
The dark moon is a time to reflect, delve into the dark of our unconscious, and observe ourselves with greater clarity. For many witches, this is a very different time than that of the new moon. This evening we will explore the time when the moon is dark but it is not yet new. Wellyssa […]
This tool illuminates the heart of magick and the qualities every Witch needs to practice: “Knowledge as a base of stone. Will to call the thing my own.Imagination helps to see. Faith to know that it will be. Silence knows what’s best to hide. Love will fill the space inside. Spirit binds them all as […]