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COMPLETE CLASS LIST (Continued)
The Three Rays of Witchcraft: Awen through Power, Love and Wisdom
Join us for an experimental workshop on the three primal powers that are the basis of creation and magick. Witches often see these powers as maiden, mother and crone. In Qabalistic magic, we have the three pillars of Mercy, Severity and Equilibrium. Druidic traditions look to three rays of inspiration, of Awen. Theosophists have the rays of Power, Love and Intelligence. Older form of witchcraft look to the Oak, Ash and Thorn, as well as the Straight, Bent and Crooked lines. How can modern witches work with these three powers for magick, evolution and transformation? Explore new views of the three powers as a road to enlightenment, as they manifest in three races ñ Angels, Fey and the Hidden Company; three healers - Stones, Plants and Animals; and three threads of wisdom, personal revelation, ancestral teachings and the ordeal. (One Class, 2-3 Hours)
Universal Magick: Astrology, Spells and Ritual
Unravel the mystery of magical timing techniques. Learn the best times for you to start new projects, relationships, travel and business. Use magical correspondences of herbs, crystals and stones to unlock the powers of the Sun, Moon, stars and planets for your rituals. No astrology training is needed. (One Class, 2-3 hours.)
Walking Between Worlds: Witchcraft and Spirit Allies
Traditional a witch is thought to be a walker between the worlds, with roles and responsibilities in the physical and spiritual realms. Spirit guides, allies and protectors come to us as ancestors, angels, animals, plants, faeries and deities. Join Christopher Penczak, author of Spirit Allies and The Inner Temple of Witchcraft, to discuss and work with your allies in the spirit worlds. Learn how to build a stronger relationship with your own spirits. (One Class, 2-2.5 hours.)
Walking with the Goddess and God
Enter the world of living mythology, and learn about the Goddess and God in all their forms. In four weeks we will survey the deities of the Greco-Roman, Egyptian, Norse and Celtic pantheons and their legendary stories. Learn to recognize the cross cultural archetypes. Through guided meditations and ceremony, actively invite them into your life to invoke transformation. This class would interest those on a Pagan or Wiccan path, or those who simply want to experience the love of the Goddesses and Gods. (Four Classes, 2-3 hours.)
Wheel of the Year Celebration: Samhain
Celebrate the Celtic New Year and Festival of the Dead. On this day the veils between the worlds are said to be the thinnest. Make peace with the shadow and receive wisdom from the ancestors. Honor the Goddess and God of the underworld. Bring a crystal or black mirror for scrying, and if you would like, a photo or momento from an ancestor. (One meeting, 2 hours.)
Wheel of the Year Celebration: Yule Celebration
On the Winter Solstice we celebrate the rebirth of the sun god as the new child of light. Yule is the pagan festival to welcome this change. Learn about the holiday traditions and celebrate through ritual, music and personal shamanic journey to find the light born within you. All faiths and traditions welcome. (One meeting, 2 hours.)
Wheel of the Year Celebration: Imbolc
Invite the blessings of the Goddess for home, health and family on this Imbolc. Also known as Candlemass, the festival of lights helps awaken the Earth Mother from her winter slumber and prepare for her return in the spring. If you desire, bring a candle in a dripless container. All faiths and traditions welcome. (One meeting, 2 hours.)
Wheel of the Year Celebration: Ostara
Ostara celebrates the rise of the Goddess from the underworld and the return of life to the land. Celebrate spring at the Vernal Equinox ritual and join us with the spirit of rebirth and renewal. If you desire, bring seeds to be blessed or eggs you have decorated. All faiths and traditions welcome. (One meeting, 2 hours.)
Wheel of the Year Celebration: Beltane
Come light the fires of Bel, the Celtic God of fire. Beltane, or May Day, celebrates the ecstasy of the spring through ritual and song, purifying you of the last traces of winter. All faiths and traditions welcome. (One meeting, 2 hours.)