joi, 22 septembrie 2011

[WitchesWorkshop] Digest Number 4833

Messages In This Digest (8 Messages)

1a.
Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz From: Sandra
1b.
Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz From: Mary Lancashire
1c.
Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz From: john colley
1d.
Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz From: Mary Lancashire
2a.
FW: Treadwells Events Newsletter From: Caroline Tully
3a.
Re: The Mercian Gathering From: MichelleW
3b.
Dance Nocturne was  'The Mercian Gathering' From: vicpagan
4.
journal of contemporary religion From: roxanne_bodsworth

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1a.

Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

Posted by: "Sandra" astrojazz@bigpond.com.au   sandracirclewoman

Wed Sep 21, 2011 2:38 pm (PDT)



HI All,

One door closes while another one opens...Reclaiming put on a very successful 4 day WitchCamp (spiritual intensive) over Easter this year. In 2012 we are putting a WitchCamp (4 days) on in Queensland over Easter and another Camp in Healesville in October for at least 5 days. You do not have to 'be Reclaiming' to attend, just Pagan and adhere to the Principles of Unity. It is drug and alcohol free and deeply spiritual and connected to community.

More information on:
http://www.australiareclaiming.org.au/

Blissings,

Sandra
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Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

Posted by: "Mary Lancashire" lancashiremary@yahoo.com   lancashiremary

Thu Sep 22, 2011 12:45 am (PDT)



Hi John, all

Actually, as far as the Gathering goes that *does* require a permit for both a capped number of attendees and also to have a bonfire as part of the traditional Beltane ritual. This year we will also need to provide Public Liability Insurance and have submitted a Safety Plan to Parks Victoria. Whilst it is absolutely a public camping facility,  the requirements asked of Parks Victoria relating *specifically* to the MFAPG hosted by the Celtic Heritage Society are numerous. Wolf McDonald would know some further details pertaining to that as he has the unenviable job of chasing that up :P
The gathering was never commenced as a private celebration but as an invitation and opportunity for many varying groups of pagans to come together for a common purpose to share. learn and celebrate-schmooze and mingle :). Over the years many differing groups have hosted the main ritual-Asatru, Druids, Eclectic, Family, Wiccan, Dianic-etc etc. The only stipulation being a spiral dance and the Beltane fire. Otherwise, people hosting the ritual are free to express their worship. And yes! absolutely we have shared the crater with scouts, guides, grey nomads, campers galore and one memorable year with the local baptists camping retreat :P 
More of the history of the Mount Franklin Annual Pagan Gathering can be found at the following link:
http://mountfranklinannualpagangathering.blogspot.com/

Mary

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From: john colley <Helliconia54@yahoo.com.au>
To: "WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com" <WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011 8:19 PM
Subject: Re: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Re Mount Franklin.As the mount is a public place,there really is no need for permits.It is open for anybody to camp there.In fact a few times we've had the "grey nomads" roll in for the weekend too.In '06( their 25th year),there were litterally 100's of campers there,pagan and not.What may have started out as a private celebration ended up being a major event.

 
"There is magic in the feel of a paddle and the movement of a canoe, a magic compounded of distance, adventure, solitude, and peace."
-Sigurd Olson

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From: vicpagan <thepaganz@hotmail.com>
To: WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011 7:31 PM
Subject: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Hi Everyone
Hi Caroline you wrote:
>

> Well, wasn't Brock suggesting that this is because of legalities, >like
> insurance and lack of sites etc?

I suspect that has had an effect, but I imagine there are other reasons as well.

>Which was why I mentioned the Confest -

It could be time to revive some of the sorts of Pagan confest events that Tim has spoken about. I've never been to confest, but I'd like to, especially if there was a bit of Pagan revelry to look forward to!

> However, I hear that Mt Franklin is
> having to get more and more savvy with permission, licenses etc >than they
> ever used to have to do.

I've heard that to. But Mt Franklin has also suffered recently because of the organisers reluctance to big note themselves and their unwillingness to develop a web presence has led to some confusion in recent years. I'm happy to see that web savvy friends of theirs have created a Mt Franklin Blog at -
http://mountfranklinannualpagangathering.blogspot.com/

> I mean really, there _are_ more Witches now. So why would it
> be that there are less gatherings of a Sabbatic nature?

I suspect part of it is because a lot of the apparent growth doesn't extend much beyond the interweb in a lot of cases. And frankly a lot of introductory texts are pretty sanitised, so people coming in via that route may be intimidated by some of the sabbatic practices and images.

>By the way, where
> has Euphoria gone? Did Hawthorn and Seline just decide to do other >things,
> or did something close them down?

We are still around, but after 10 tears and 9 Euphoria's, we felt that it was time for a rest. Seline still does the annual Strega weekend, but up til now I have been pretty quiet.

However, we are now doing a new event the 'Dance Nocturne', a weekend of Ecstatic, Transformational ritual and workshops. Places are filling fast, but some are still available as far as I know. (We've been away and offline for a few days and I haven't had a chance to talk with Seline since we got back).

Details for Dance Nocturne and the Strega Weekend can be found on Selines Face Book page.

Baphomet Blessings
Hawthorn

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Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

Posted by: "john colley" Helliconia54@yahoo.com.au   helliconia54

Thu Sep 22, 2011 1:28 am (PDT)



Thankyou Mary.I had heard that it started as a private celebration by .C.H.S.A question.If it is a public place and permits are NOT needed to camp there.Why does parks vic ask for all the red tape? I can't wait for this beltaine.There had always been a magical feeling about the Mount.Last year it was not there.I hope that all the bad vibes are behind us now and we can all move on.

 
"There is magic in the feel of a paddle and the movement of a canoe, a magic compounded of distance, adventure, solitude, and peace."
-Sigurd Olson

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From: Mary Lancashire <lancashiremary@yahoo.com>
To: "WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com" <WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Hi John, all

Actually, as far as the Gathering goes that *does* require a permit for both a capped number of attendees and also to have a bonfire as part of the traditional Beltane ritual. This year we will also need to provide Public Liability Insurance and have submitted a Safety Plan to Parks Victoria. Whilst it is absolutely a public camping facility,  the requirements asked of Parks Victoria relating *specifically* to the MFAPG hosted by the Celtic Heritage Society are numerous. Wolf McDonald would know some further details pertaining to that as he has the unenviable job of chasing that up :P
The gathering was never commenced as a private celebration but as an invitation and opportunity for many varying groups of pagans to come together for a common purpose to share. learn and celebrate-schmooze and mingle :). Over the years many differing groups have hosted the main ritual-Asatru, Druids, Eclectic, Family, Wiccan, Dianic-etc etc. The only stipulation being a spiral dance and the Beltane fire. Otherwise, people hosting the ritual are free to express their worship. And yes! absolutely we have shared the crater with scouts, guides, grey nomads, campers galore and one memorable year with the local baptists camping retreat :P 
More of the history of the Mount Franklin Annual Pagan Gathering can be found at the following link:
http://mountfranklinannualpagangathering.blogspot.com/

Mary

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From: john colley <Helliconia54@yahoo.com.au>
To: "WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com" <WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011 8:19 PM
Subject: Re: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Re Mount Franklin.As the mount is a public place,there really is no need for permits.It is open for anybody to camp there.In fact a few times we've had the "grey nomads" roll in for the weekend too.In '06( their 25th year),there were litterally 100's of campers there,pagan and not.What may have started out as a private celebration ended up being a major event.

 
"There is magic in the feel of a paddle and the movement of a canoe, a magic compounded of distance, adventure, solitude, and peace."
-Sigurd Olson

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From: vicpagan <thepaganz@hotmail.com>
To: WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011 7:31 PM
Subject: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Hi Everyone
Hi Caroline you wrote:
>

> Well, wasn't Brock suggesting that this is because of legalities, >like
> insurance and lack of sites etc?

I suspect that has had an effect, but I imagine there are other reasons as well.

>Which was why I mentioned the Confest -

It could be time to revive some of the sorts of Pagan confest events that Tim has spoken about. I've never been to confest, but I'd like to, especially if there was a bit of Pagan revelry to look forward to!

> However, I hear that Mt Franklin is
> having to get more and more savvy with permission, licenses etc >than they
> ever used to have to do.

I've heard that to. But Mt Franklin has also suffered recently because of the organisers reluctance to big note themselves and their unwillingness to develop a web presence has led to some confusion in recent years. I'm happy to see that web savvy friends of theirs have created a Mt Franklin Blog at -
http://mountfranklinannualpagangathering.blogspot.com/

> I mean really, there _are_ more Witches now. So why would it
> be that there are less gatherings of a Sabbatic nature?

I suspect part of it is because a lot of the apparent growth doesn't extend much beyond the interweb in a lot of cases. And frankly a lot of introductory texts are pretty sanitised, so people coming in via that route may be intimidated by some of the sabbatic practices and images.

>By the way, where
> has Euphoria gone? Did Hawthorn and Seline just decide to do other >things,
> or did something close them down?

We are still around, but after 10 tears and 9 Euphoria's, we felt that it was time for a rest. Seline still does the annual Strega weekend, but up til now I have been pretty quiet.

However, we are now doing a new event the 'Dance Nocturne', a weekend of Ecstatic, Transformational ritual and workshops. Places are filling fast, but some are still available as far as I know. (We've been away and offline for a few days and I haven't had a chance to talk with Seline since we got back).

Details for Dance Nocturne and the Strega Weekend can be found on Selines Face Book page.

Baphomet Blessings
Hawthorn

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Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

Posted by: "Mary Lancashire" lancashiremary@yahoo.com   lancashiremary

Thu Sep 22, 2011 1:32 am (PDT)



Hi John,

No problems. I guess the red tape question is a sign of the times now. Its a requirement and we comply :) Sorry you felt that way last year-we all had a wonderful time with the Marquee, colourful banners, shared feasting and a lot of laughter and singing-despite the torrential and relentless rain which eased up enough for the ritual to be conducted. Otherwise twas luverly weather for ducks and pagans alike:P

Catch you soon

Mary

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From: john colley <Helliconia54@yahoo.com.au>
To: "WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com" <WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 6:28 PM
Subject: Re: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Thankyou Mary.I had heard that it started as a private celebration by .C.H.S.A question.If it is a public place and permits are NOT needed to camp there.Why does parks vic ask for all the red tape? I can't wait for this beltaine.There had always been a magical feeling about the Mount.Last year it was not there.I hope that all the bad vibes are behind us now and we can all move on.

 
"There is magic in the feel of a paddle and the movement of a canoe, a magic compounded of distance, adventure, solitude, and peace."
-Sigurd Olson

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From: Mary Lancashire <lancashiremary@yahoo.com>
To: "WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com" <WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, 22 September 2011 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Hi John, all

Actually, as far as the Gathering goes that *does* require a permit for both a capped number of attendees and also to have a bonfire as part of the traditional Beltane ritual. This year we will also need to provide Public Liability Insurance and have submitted a Safety Plan to Parks Victoria. Whilst it is absolutely a public camping facility,  the requirements asked of Parks Victoria relating *specifically* to the MFAPG hosted by the Celtic Heritage Society are numerous. Wolf McDonald would know some further details pertaining to that as he has the unenviable job of chasing that up :P
The gathering was never commenced as a private celebration but as an invitation and opportunity for many varying groups of pagans to come together for a common purpose to share. learn and celebrate-schmooze and mingle :). Over the years many differing groups have hosted the main ritual-Asatru, Druids, Eclectic, Family, Wiccan, Dianic-etc etc. The only stipulation being a spiral dance and the Beltane fire. Otherwise, people hosting the ritual are free to express their worship. And yes! absolutely we have shared the crater with scouts, guides, grey nomads, campers galore and one memorable year with the local baptists camping retreat :P 
More of the history of the Mount Franklin Annual Pagan Gathering can be found at the following link:
http://mountfranklinannualpagangathering.blogspot.com/

Mary

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From: john colley <Helliconia54@yahoo.com.au>
To: "WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com" <WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011 8:19 PM
Subject: Re: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Re Mount Franklin.As the mount is a public place,there really is no need for permits.It is open for anybody to camp there.In fact a few times we've had the "grey nomads" roll in for the weekend too.In '06( their 25th year),there were litterally 100's of campers there,pagan and not.What may have started out as a private celebration ended up being a major event.

 
"There is magic in the feel of a paddle and the movement of a canoe, a magic compounded of distance, adventure, solitude, and peace."
-Sigurd Olson

________________________________
From: vicpagan <thepaganz@hotmail.com>
To: WitchesWorkshop@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011 7:31 PM
Subject: [WitchesWorkshop] Re: Gathrings in the Land of Oz

 
Hi Everyone
Hi Caroline you wrote:
>

> Well, wasn't Brock suggesting that this is because of legalities, >like
> insurance and lack of sites etc?

I suspect that has had an effect, but I imagine there are other reasons as well.

>Which was why I mentioned the Confest -

It could be time to revive some of the sorts of Pagan confest events that Tim has spoken about. I've never been to confest, but I'd like to, especially if there was a bit of Pagan revelry to look forward to!

> However, I hear that Mt Franklin is
> having to get more and more savvy with permission, licenses etc >than they
> ever used to have to do.

I've heard that to. But Mt Franklin has also suffered recently because of the organisers reluctance to big note themselves and their unwillingness to develop a web presence has led to some confusion in recent years. I'm happy to see that web savvy friends of theirs have created a Mt Franklin Blog at -
http://mountfranklinannualpagangathering.blogspot.com/

> I mean really, there _are_ more Witches now. So why would it
> be that there are less gatherings of a Sabbatic nature?

I suspect part of it is because a lot of the apparent growth doesn't extend much beyond the interweb in a lot of cases. And frankly a lot of introductory texts are pretty sanitised, so people coming in via that route may be intimidated by some of the sabbatic practices and images.

>By the way, where
> has Euphoria gone? Did Hawthorn and Seline just decide to do other >things,
> or did something close them down?

We are still around, but after 10 tears and 9 Euphoria's, we felt that it was time for a rest. Seline still does the annual Strega weekend, but up til now I have been pretty quiet.

However, we are now doing a new event the 'Dance Nocturne', a weekend of Ecstatic, Transformational ritual and workshops. Places are filling fast, but some are still available as far as I know. (We've been away and offline for a few days and I haven't had a chance to talk with Seline since we got back).

Details for Dance Nocturne and the Strega Weekend can be found on Selines Face Book page.

Baphomet Blessings
Hawthorn

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FW: Treadwells Events Newsletter

Posted by: "Caroline Tully" heliade@bigpond.com   willowitch2001

Wed Sep 21, 2011 4:05 pm (PDT)



The reason why Australia doesn't have as big Pagan events as the UK – and why we can't support a shop like Treadwells (see below) is simply because we do not have a big enough population. Gosh, Treadwells has some fantastic events/lectures! ~Caroline.

Subject: Treadwells Events Newsletter

Events and Courses Newsletter

Dear Friend of Treadwells, Greetings for the autumn equinox. Treadwell's have now passed our six-month anniversary of being in Bloomsbury's Store Street, and we are loving it as much as we had hoped. We are meeting and befriending many University of London staff, scholars and students - book-lovers all. Having a bit more room, we have expanded our range of magical equipment, supplies and herbs. Having a room exclusively for private <http://treadwells-london.com/tarot_at_treadwells.html> tarot readings, these have proven even more popular. And, having completed the move, Christina took Treadwell's on the road to lecture in New York: the <http://observatoryroom.org/about/> Observatory and <http://www.eastonmountain.com/vision/index.html> Easton Mountain Gay Spirituality Retreat, and has been getting involved in <http://www.afan.uk.net/> youth interfaith education. All in all, it's been a good harvest. Not resting on our laurels, however -- as you can see from the upcoming programme, we intend to have a lively and sociable autumn, and hope you will be part of it. Ring to book for whatever catches your attention -- Best wishes from us all here, Christina, Dianne and Kate

_____

To sign up for an event, call 020 7419 8507 with card details. Payment in person to the shop in opening hours also welcome. All evening talks are followed by drinks. <mailto:info@treadwells-london.com> info@treadwells-london.com. More events and shop info on <http://www.treadwells-london.com> www.treadwells-london.com.

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Lectures

TONIGHT. 21 September (Wednesday)
Floods in the Ancient Desert: The Ark, the Archaeology, and the Latest Discoveries
Dr Irving Finkel (British Museum)
Much-loved British Museum curator and scholar, Dr Irving Finkel, comes to Treadwell's to update us on some ground-breaking discoveries in ancient Near Eastern studies. The biblical story of Noah's ark is well-known to anyone who went to Sunday school, and the reality of a flood is a subject for the archaeologists of the region. Now, it looks like there is an idea of what such an ark might have actually been like. Irving Finkel, a charismatic speaker who works on the cutting edge of ancient scholarship, is Assistant Keeper of Ancient Mesopotamian (i.e. Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian) script, languages and cultures, in the Middle East Department of the British Museum. Join us! Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#618> More information

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22 September (Thursday)
Red Magic: the Mystical & Occult Behind the Iron Curtain
Andrew Vee
In the Soviet Union, over the decades of communism, extensive research was done into essentially occult subjects and ideas. While the Russian Cosmists openly expressed hermetic views, experiments and initiatives tracked and studied things which in the West are classed as esoteric or occult. In this society, however, many studies were taken in a scientific spirit of such things as: astrology, telepathy, remote viewing, and others. Tonight's speaker opens up endeavours which are, to this day, virtually unknown in the West, including sources that has never been translated out of Russian. A native Russian-speaker who has encountered such projects first-hand, he is uniquely positioned to bring this material to a Western audience. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#635> More information

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24 September (Saturday)
Understanding Autumn Equinox: Magic, Folklore, Traditions
Suzanne Corbie
Spend the day immersed in the ancient pagan festivals of the autumn equinox season. You will be treated to folklore, traditional customs, inner spiritual meanings -- and for ways in which it is celebrated in the present as well as in the past. It includes illustrated lecture, handouts, exercises, seminar discussion, meditation and some traditional craft work. A ceremony completes the day. You will leave with solid knowledge and experiental workings which you can bring to your personal life. Suzanne Corbie has been studying and working with native British folk customs for over 35 years: she is a Wiccan priestess who has done fieldwork in several religious traditions. Price: £35.00 Time: 11 am to 6 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#636> More information

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28 September (Wednesday)
London's Lost Rivers: A Secret History
Tom Bolton
When people think of London's river, the vast thoroughfare of the Thames immediately springs to mind. But this ancient city was built around other rivers too - and traces of these still remain for those who know where to look. In Celtic Iron Age religion, every river had a tutelary goddess, so this talk opens up a new dimension of London - her spirits of place. A secret network of underground rivers snakes beneath the capital. The rivers predate the city and its people. The rivers may be buried, but they still flow underground. In some places they can be heard, or even seen. By rediscovering them, and tracing their courses, the way we see London is transformed. Using the visual and aural clues left in the streetscape, we can burrow down through layers of London history to river level, revealing the city as it once was. This one is for everyone who loves the hidden side of the magical place that is London. Tom Bolton is a researcher and writer, the author of London's Lost Rivers: A Walker's Guide: a series of ten walks tracing these hidden routes across London published in September 2011 by Strange Attractor press. Price: £7.00
Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#637> More information

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29 September (Thursday)
Interview with a Chaos Magician: Mark Smith in Conversation
Tonight Christina Oakley Harrington interviews Mark Smith, a longstanding independent chaos magician. Influenced deeply by the pioneers of the movement (Pete Carroll and others), Mark has a laser-like focus on results - actual, meaningful change, and the innovatiive ways of creating shifts that make change occur. He uses studies in the psychology of human behaviour -- with qualifications in NLP and clinical hypnosis -- bringing these to his chaos magic in a direct, no-nonsense way. Tonight he'll be talking about how he was drawn to chaos magic, how he developed in it, what he has used it for, how he sees magic, and what his practice today consists in. Mark is an engaging and down-to-earth magician. He is also a professional rock drummer avid gym addict. And a clinical hypnotist specialising in so-called 'impossible' cases. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#632> More information

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1st October 11 (Saturday)
Austin Osman Spare - Two Grimoires: Launch Party and 25th Anniversary
Starfire Publications
Join us to celebrate the 25 Year Birthday of Starfire Publications, and to aunch a new volume of never-before-published art and magic of Austin Osman Spare: <http://www.starfirepublishing.co.uk/TwoGrimoires_advance.htm> Two Grimoires. Two previously-unpublished notebooks of fine pen and ink and watercolour drawings, composed circa 1905-1906, are presented in an elegant otavo hand-sewn full-colour limited edition hardback. Introduction and essays by Michael Staley, Stephen Pochin and William Wallace. Standard hardbacks on the night are signed specially for the launch, at the standard price of £30.00. We also post worldwide and accept paypal. Price: Free but advance RSVP required Time: 7.00 to 11.00 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#651> More information

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3rd October (Monday)
Learning the Tarot: Foundation Course for Beginners
Diana Taylor - Monday Night Class
Learn how to read and work with the tarot with a gifted, experienced teacher. In an active lively class, progress from basics to more complex classic tarot, grounded in mystical symbolism. Includes homework, handouts, and backup support. By the end, students can do basic readings and use tarot in meditation. <http://www.dianataylortarot.com/> Diana Taylor is a gifted teacher and reader grounded in the classic tarot tradition of the Western Mysteries. She is a house reader at Treadwell's, with fifteen years experience, training and study underpinning her lively teaching. Make your winter a warm one, with a weekly tarot class. <http://treadwells-london.com/course_outlines.html> Course Outline here. Eight Tuesdays, starting 3 Oct. Price: £160 (£80 deposit, balance due on first night) Time: 7.30 pm to 10.00 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#614> More information

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4th October (Tuesday)
Tantra: Exploding Some Myths
Phil Hine
Phil Hine, known through the 1980s and 1990s for his important work in chaos magic, is a longterm practitioner and researcher into tantra. His blog, <http://www.philhine.org.uk/writings/index_tantra.html> enfolding.org, is an active site of articles and ongoing thoughts on issues between west and east. This talk takes on western ideas of tantra, particularly those prevalent in occult circles. Myths are exploded right, left and well, left. The 'left-hand path' will never look the same ever again. Phil Hine has been practising a form of hybridised tantra for over twenty years. Author of Condensed Chaos and Prime Chaos, and he also edited the monthly magazine Pagan News for five years. He is a contributor the <http://abraxas-journal.com/> Abraxas. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#601> More information

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9th October (Sunday)
Candle-making for Ritual and Magic: A Hands-on Day Course
Nathalie Beveridge (Little Owl Candles)
Learn to make candles by hand from a specialist maker who caters for ritualists and magicians, and learn the techniques for best results from a friendly specialist. Each participant will make and take home two types of candle, and will have the knowledge to make candles at home with basic equipment. Nathalie will also teach how to use candles in magical workings and in ritual. This day is ideal for practitioners who want to be able to make personal candles for their own practice, be it ceremonial magic, hedge witchcraft or shamanistic working. Price includes teas, coffees, handouts, supplies, your own just-made candles to take home. Price: £45 (£25 deposit, balance due on the day) Time: 11 am - 6 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#615> More information

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12 October (Wednesday)
Pictures from the Book of Sleep : Alchemical imagery in dreams
Paul Cowlan
'Individuals still experience the revelations and visions that were so instrumental in the creation and development of alchemy, and understand them in terms similar to those of the ancient and medieval alchemists.' (Jeffrey Raff) Alchemical imagery still occurs frequently in contemporary dreams; regardless of whether or not the dreamer is acquainted with alchemy. In this illustrated talk Paul will be presenting selected dream symbols and exploring them from an alchemical viewpoint. Actively engaged with his own dreams for more than forty years, and with alchemy as a way of life for nearly thirty, he speaks from personal experience as well as research. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#586> More information

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18 October (Tuesday)
Kenneth Grant's Against the Light: Reflections upon the Work
Michael Staley
Tonight the head of the Typhonian Order speaks on some of the themes arising in the book Against the Light, written by the Order's founder, English occultist and writer <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenneth_Grant> Kenneth Grant (1924-2011). Grant was one of the most influential forces in the culture of late 20th century esoteric culture, with his particularly compelling magical imagination, his championing of the artist Austin Osman Spare, and his interpretations of Aleister Crowley's doctrines. Tonight is for all who have appreciated his work. Michael Staley is his successor as head of the Typhonian Order, and is the founder of <http://www.starfirepublishing.co.uk/> Starfire Publishing. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#620> More information

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21 October (Friday)
Dark Working Sorcerers: Illusion and the Occult
The London Magician
Magic, the occult science rather than the dodgy card trick, has been around for quite a while. Shamans, alchemists, cunning folk and fortune tellers have all plied their trades since the dawn of time. Some were just out to make a living, others to show that there's more to the world than meets the eye. Suspect techniques were sometimes used to turn lead to gold, manifest spirits, control men's minds and otherwise convince the general public that magic was real, and when they were, then they might have looked something like this… the things you will see tonight. Feats will be performed, spirits conjured, minds read. In this lecture-cum-performance you will meet John Dee, Michael Scot, Aleister Crowley, Roger Bacon and Rabbi Loew. By London Magician, who brought you the sellout show, 'Through a Glass Darkly.' Book early. Price: £10.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#657> More information

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21 - 23 October - (Friday - Sunday)
Bloomsbury Festival: Book sale, free mini-workshops, specials
Treadwell's is joining in the festivities of the magnificent <http://www.bloomsburyfestival.org.uk/> Bloomsbury Festival. There will be food, stalls, sales and performers all along our lovely Store Street. We will be having a big cheap booksale, candle-magic demonstrations and showings of how to burn resin incenses. Come along anytime during the weekend to join in the festivities, do a spot of shopping, and pick up some good deals. Price: Free - all Bloomsbury. Time: All weekend <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#673> More information

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23 October (Sunday)
Western Esotericism Studies Today: The Latest Scholarship, New Ideas
Sasha Chaitow and Colleagues
The UK contingent of Phoenix Rising Academy gather for an evening at Treadwells to discuss the study of esotericism in the modern world. Short talks from Sasha Chaitow, Angela Voss, Hereward Tilton, Orlando Fernandez, and Geoffrey Cornelius, will explore the relevance of various aspects of the Western esoteric traditions to modern life, and highlight the value of rediscovering them from a modern perspective. They will also discuss academic perspectives to Western esotericism and consider the current state of study of esotericism. More on <http://www.phoenixrising.org.gr/en/events/> Phoenix Rising Academy. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#609> More information

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25 October (Tuesday)
Learning the Tarot: Foundation Course for Beginners
Sue Merlyn Farebrother - Tuesday Night Class
This intensive, engaging class offers a solid grounding in classic tarot. The mystical symbolism, the key archetypes and the card meanings are all taught in a vibrant class, by a tutor with 30 years experience. Classes have diverse activities: lecture, discussion, pair-work, meditation, and practice sessions, so that you will finish the course able to do basic tarot readings and use it in personal work. You receive handouts and back-up support, and homework and memorisation is expected. Bring a tarot deck if you have one. Course outline <http://treadwells-london.com/course_outlines.html> here. Tutor: Sue Merlyn Farebrother has been reading tarot for thirty years, and teaching for over twenty. Price: £160 (£80 deposit, balance due on first night) Time: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm. <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#621> More information

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27 October (Thursday)
Treadwells Hallowe'en Party: Annual Bash
Hosted by Treadwell's
The ancient festival of Samhain is celebrated in modern times as All Hallows Eve, or Hallowe'en. This is the season to mark the end of summer, the onset of the darkness of winter. A last hurrah of the harvest and the light, tonight's party banishes the gloom with music, song, drinks and merriment. We invite you to join us, one and all.
Price: Free but advance RSVP required. Time: 7.00 to 11.00 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#633> More information

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30 October (Sunday)
Mysteries of Samhain: Intensive Day Course on Symbolism, Folklore, Magic
Suzanne Corbie
Spend the day immersed in the ancient pagan festival of Samhain, also known popularly as Halloween. You will be treated to folklore, traditional customs, inner spiritual meanings -- and for ways in which it is celebrated in the present as well as in the past. It includes illustrated lecture, handouts, exercises, seminar discussion, meditation and some traditional craft work. A ceremony completes the day. You will leave with solid knowledge and experiental workings which you can bring to your personal life. Ideal if you love folk customs, or if you are studying as a pagan. Suzanne Corbie has been studying and working with native British folk customs for over 35 years: she is a Wiccan priestess who has done fieldwork in several religious traditions. Price: £35.00 (£20.00 deposit, balance due on the day) Time: 11 am to 6 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#652> More information

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2nd November (Wednesday)
Ritual in Early Jewish Mysticism: Descent to the Chariot and Angelic Adjuration
S. Leigh
Tonight's lecture explores early Jewish mysticism not in terms of theory, as is so commonly done, but in terms of actual ceremony and ritual practice. How were altered states achieved, and what actions were taken by Merkabah (Chariot) mystics? The speaker is a practicing Jew with an ardent interest in the traditions mystical techniques, including practical Kabbalah. He brings to these studies a familiarity with Western Mysteries esotericism, so is able to make connections, comparisons and to speak in terms familiar to those who are not grounded in Hebrew or the Jewish religion. He returns to Treadwells, for his third lecture, by popular demand. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#634> More information

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5th November (Saturday)
Foraging for Herbs: A Hedgewitches' Teaching Walk
Natasha Richardson, Herbalist
Qualified Herbalist Natasha Richardson leads a walk round Hainault woods, teaching and demonstrating: herb identification; medicinal facts and herbal folklore; and foraging techniques. This afternoon is pagan-oriented, friendly and practical, and will involve engaging intuitively with the plants as well as learning skills and information. This November walk concentrates on barks and roots; you will come away with a deeper appreciation of how you can find and work with herbs growing all around you. Great for beginners. More on Natasha Richardson <http://www.rowanremedies.com/about-2/> here. Advance booking required. Price: £8.00 Time: 12.45 for 1.00 pm departure from Hainault Tube Station <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#574> More information

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10 November (Thursday)
The Cult of Ku: The Occult Chinese Poison Cult
Andy Sharp
One of the most exotic of the many enticing tendrils of Kenneth Grant's Typhonian Trilogies is The Cult of Ku. References to an illusive coterie of Chinese adepts run through his work like dreamed wafts in a Limehouse Opium Den. Grant's hints that such a cult once existed in London: did it? In this talk Andy Sharp will trace Ku back to its roots as a form of poison magic in ancient China. He will explore Ku as a multi-layered monad, its syncretic correspondences with alchemy and UFOlogy, Grant's extrapolations, and its collision with the pulp horror of Sax Rohmer. Sharp will also discuss how this particular obsession of Grant has fortuitously intruded into his personal wyrd. Andy Sharp is published in Strange Attractor and runs the creative occult project 'English Heretic,' an imaginary organisation dedicated to the reification of malefic energy spectres and the adumbration of a modern qliphoth. Price: £7.00
Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#645> More information

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19 November (Saturday)
Healing with Herbs, Seventeenth-Century Style: An Afternoon Course
Julie Wakefield
Learn and make plant-based remedies from the 1600s at this lively practical day course. First is a look at the sources: Culpeper and Gerard's herbals, and the recipe books of gentlewomen. Then you will recreate some of the remedies yourself and sample a few of them. And what about magic? We will look at 17th-century astrological herbalism and plant folk magic - from alleged cursing to protection. Cambridge graduate Julie Wakefield is a museum freelancer in historic medicine, who works at the Old Operating Theatre & Herb Garret and others. Price includes, all handouts, samples and potions made (NB. If pregnant, you will not be able to ingest remedies). Price: £25.00 Time: 1.30 - 5.00 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#646> More information

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23 November (Wednesday)
Your Own Hypnosis and Trance Induction: For magical practitioners, shamanic workers, pagans, magickians
Mark Smith
A practical evening teaching hypnosis methods to self-induce trance states and to work on unconscious mind patterns, in your magical practice. Techniques will enhance visualisations and pathworkings and intensify your ritual workings -- whether you work in chaos magic, shamanic journeying, general meditation or witchcraft. It will go through the three levels of trance; trance induction and deepening. Plus fractionation techniques, fixation techniques and progressive relaxation. Practical exercises through the evening mean you can immediately apply these methods. Mark is a professional clinical hypnotherapist, professional drummer, gym addict and chaos magician. A rare opportunity from someone with a remarkable blend of experience and skill. Price: £10.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#650> More information

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24 November (Thursday)
Queer and Pagan: History, Theology, Society
Lou Hart
In this lecture Lou Hart reviews some of the historical context for a queer approach to magic and paganism, and discusses the transformations that occur in a queer magical setting. Intentionally broad-brush, queer paganism produces a potent brew of practices and beliefs. These work on the basis of self-identification, inclusion of 'otherness' and self-authentication, operating within a radical framework that changes the way we look at or act on things.Queer magic challenges stereotypes, polarity, authoritarianism, and the relationship with the surrounding world. Lou Hart is a queer witch and a founder of Queer Pagan Camp, which is probably Britain's most important and longstanding pagan network and event community. An experienced and engaging speaker, she has also written about the need to include queer approaches in magical practice (Magic is a Many Gendered Thing) and is a contributor to The Wanton Green (forthcoming). Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#647> More information

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28 November (Monday)
Tarot Reading Intermediate Course: Progression, Depth, and Complexity
Monday Night Class with Diana Taylor
Okay, you know your greater trumps and your Minor Arcana, you've just about got the hang of basic readings. Now you want to go further, and gain competence. This course is her for just that, as it guides you in sharpening your abilities and skills. Deeper knowledge and hands-on practice combine with more depth understanding of complex card meanings. The gifted Diana Taylor takes it to the next level. This course is for people who have taken a Treadwell's Foundation class in tarot, or and equivalent course elsewhere. Break over Christmas / New Year. Price: £160 for eight week course. £80 deposit, balance due before first class Time: 7.00 – 9.30 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#671> More information

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30 November (Wednesday)
Baba Yaga & the Virgin of Guadalupe: A One-Woman Performance
Xanthe Gresham
On a road trip through Mexico two deities dangle like dice from the rear view mirror… One is Baba Yaga - once a goddess of fire and fertility, now just a witch in Russian fairytale. With iron teeth and cannibalistic tendencies, she scuttles through the forest in a hut balanced on a pair of hairy chicken legs. The other is The Virgin of Guadalupe - Latin America's iconic Mother, who launches Mexican waves of tea towels, plastic bracelets and prayer cards across the country. Unlikely travelling companions perhaps, but only they can guide the way to the 360 degree hilltop epiphany, where you, me and the moment collide… Hold on as you ricochet through haunted hotel rooms, day of the dead celebrations, visions and peculiar folklore. Xanthe Gresham is an award-winning storyteller, performer and magical adventurer, who performs across the UK. Seeing her is breathtaking experience.
Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#649> More information

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2nd December (Friday)
Dark Working Sorcerers: Illusion and the Occult
The London Magician
Magic, the occult science rather than the dodgy card trick, has been around for quite a while. Shamans, alchemists, cunning folk and fortune tellers have all plied their trades since the dawn of time. Some were just out to make a living, others to show that there's more to the world than meets the eye. Suspect techniques were sometimes used to turn lead to gold, manifest spirits, control men's minds and otherwise convince the general public that magic was real, and when they were, then they might have looked something like this… the things you will see tonight. Feats will be performed, spirits conjured, minds read. In this lecture-cum-performance you will meet John Dee, Michael Scot, Aleister Crowley, Roger Bacon and Rabbi Loew. By London Magician, who brought you the sellout show, 'Through a Glass Darkly.' Book early.Price: £10.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#668> More information

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7th December (Wednesday)
Bohemian Occult Subculture: Golden Dawn in Britain's 1890s
Dr Christina Oakley Harrington
The Order of the Golden Dawn is the late Victorian ceremonial magic organization which created the template for subsequent occult magic. Western mysteries, Kabbalah, Celtic mysticism, and even Wicca would follow forms it developed. It was an occult renaissance, sudden and powerful. Historians stress the founders' connection with freemasonry, giving the impression of a club of old Establishment men: gray suits and gray beards, boring and patriarchal. In fact, the Golden Dawn core group were young creatives – friends collaborating, inspired by the mysterious. Together they made art, made ritual, did meditations, had romances – tried to reach into something beyond the normal. These thirty-somethings were bright, feisty achievers with active social conscience. Seeing them anew, we can see the Order of the Golden Dawn anew. Christina Oakley Harrington runs Treadwell's Bookshop, and is co-editor of <http://abraxas-journal.com/> Abraxas, International Journal of Esoteric Studies. Repeat of sold-out New York City lecture. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#672> More information

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10 January (Tuesday)
The Famous Psychic Investigator: The Life, Adventures and Tragedy of Harry Price
Sarah Sparkes
Harry Price (British, 1881-1948) was the most controversial and famous psychic researcher ever to live. A celebrity in his day, he still deserves to be recognised, for he was an emblematic of an important facet of Edwardian society - the mass obsession with the supernatural. He did fascinating studies on haunted houses, investigated psychic activity, visited and tested mediums. He aimed to be scientific and impartial, and ended up discovering a great deal of fraud, as well as a few things he couldn't explain away. Tonight, Sarah Sparkes introduces this remarkable man, his work, his collection. An engaging speaker, Sarah is also an artist and researcher running a <http://www.spr.ac.uk/main/news/harry-price-library-appeal-reminiscences> creative research project centred on the Harry Price Library now in <http://ghostsofsenatehouse.blogspot.com/p/about.html> Senate House. Price: £7.00 Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#640> More information

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17 January (Tuesday)
Make it Really Work: Results Magic with HypnosisTechnique
Mark Smith, a clinical hypnotist and magical practitioner, leads this four-part intensive short course for people who have attended his Hypnosis Technique in Magic sessions and want to go further. Each participant will select a specific life-enhancing positive magical goal. Then, with hypnosis and chaos magic techniques, each person will work to achieve it by the end of the course. Mark will teach the steps and techniques from both disciplines, and there will be feedback all the way through. Attending four sessions is essential, and intensive work independently is expected. Included in the price of the course is a private directed session with Mark and his hypnosis CD, The Chaos Chamber available only to students of this course). Rave reviews from previous students. Numbers strictly limited in this results-based, focussed group. Dates: 17 Jan, 24 Jan, 31 Jan, 7 Feb.
Price: £130 (£60 deposit, £70 balance due on first night) Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start to 9.30 pm <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#667> More information

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25 January (Wednesday)
Eliphas Levi : Father of Modern Occultism
Dr Christopher McIntosh (Exeter)
Eliphas Lévi (French, 1810-1875, Alphonse Louis Constant) was a key figure in the development of occultism as we know it today. HP Lovecraft called him as 'that cryptic soul who crept through a crack in the hidden door and glimpsed the frightful vistas of the void beyond.' He influenced not only esotericists such as Madame Blavatsky and the Golden Dawn but also writers such as Huysmans, Baudelaire and Yeats. Famously, he popularised the Tarot as a magical system. His books are still widely read, and his Goat of Mendès drawing is now iconic. In this illustrated lecture Dr Christopher McIntosh talks about Lévi's life and work, examining his significance and enduring legacy. A night of esoteric history, alive and engaging. Dr Christopher McIntosh is an historian of Western esoteric traditions, on the teaching faculty of Exeter University's Esotericism Centre. His book Eliphas Lévi and the French Occult Revival, first published in 1972, has recently been re-published by SUNY. Price: £7.00
Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/lectures_and_launches.html#653> More information

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Tarot readings

Our house readers are <http://www.dianataylortarot.com/> Diana Taylor and <http://www.suzannecorbie.co.uk/tarot/readings/> Suzanne Corbie. We have known them both for several years, and consider ourselves fortunate to have them with us. Experienced and gifted, they offer accurate readings in a context that is compassionate, intelligent and insightful. Half and full hours are available daily 12.30 pm to 7.00 pm; advance booking is advised to avoid disappointment. Phone or email to Treadwell's, 0207 419 8507, or <mailto:info@treadwells-london.com> info@treadwells-london.com. Rates: £50 full hour, £30 half hour. Treadwell's requires that querents be aged 18 or over; we follow a <http://treadwells-london.com/tarot_at_treadwells.html> code of ethical practice. Readings for private functions can be arranged, just contact the shop.
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Outside events

30 September (Friday)
Temple of Levanah: Meditative Evenings
Vivianne and Chris Crowley
Monthly circle drawing on Western magical tradition, Wicca and Buddhist practice, open to those of all paths. Attunement to one's spiritual centre, honouring the Divine as Goddess and God, developing powers of concentration, visualisation, insight and healing. Opens with a simple ceremony, and offers a taste of the Western Mystery tradition approach in an intimate, spiritual environment. Vivianne is author of Wicca, A Woman's Kabbalah, Jung: Journey of Transformation, and Jungian Spirituality. Chris is author with Vivianne of Ancient Wisdom and Your Dark Side. All welcome, and please book in advance by emailing BMDeosil@aol.com. Price: £8.00, payable to organisers on the night. Time: 7.15 for a 7.30 start.

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5th October (Wednesday)
Astral Projection: Mini-Workshop at Meetup Group
Steven Cinnamond
This monthly meetup group event focusses on different aspects of astral projection. There is usually a presentation by Steven Cinnamond, followed by questions and discussion. This month, June, features an intensive workshop on astral projection. For full information on this group, see <http://www.meetup.com/Astral-Projection-Forum/events/18744851/> details . Price: £10 in advance / £12 on door. Direct to organisers Time: 6.30 for 7pm start

15 October (Saturday)
NLP Adventures: Day Workshop Programme
Adie DeCoursey, Paddy Bergin & Kim Griffiths
NLP Adventures day workshops on various aspects and applications. Monthly day workshops on an aspect of personal and business success using these techniques. Register in advance through the website on <http://www.nlp-adventures.com/> http://www.nlp-adventures.com/.
Price: £50 in advance to organisers, through the group's website. Time: 10.15 for 10.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/outside_events.html#587> More information

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9th November (Wednesday)
Astral Projection: Mini-Workshop at Meetup Group
Steven Cinnamond
This monthly meetup group event focusses on different aspects of astral projection. There is usually a presentation by Steven Cinnamond, followed by questions and discussion. This month, June, features an intensive workshop on astral projection. For full information on this group, see <http://www.meetup.com/Astral-Projection-Forum/events/18744851/> details . Price: £10 in advance / £12 on door. Direct to organisers Time: 6.30 for 7pm start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/outside_events.html#669> More information

13 November (Sunday)
NLP Adventures: Day Workshop Programme
Adie DeCoursey, Paddy Bergin & Kim Griffiths
NLP Adventures day workshops on various aspects and applications of NLP methods. Monthly day workshops on an aspect of personal and business success using these techniques. Register in advance through the website <http://www.nlp-adventures.com/> http://www.nlp-adventures.com/. Price: £50 in advance to organisers, through the group's website
Time: 10.15 for 10.30 start <http://www.treadwells-london.com/outside_events.html#670> More information

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Re: The Mercian Gathering

Posted by: "MichelleW" soror_aci@yahoo.com   soror_aci

Wed Sep 21, 2011 5:34 pm (PDT)



hI hawthorn,
You said
> As I said in my reply to Caroline we are running the Dance Nocturne ritual weekend on the 11th, 12th and (the morning of) the 13th of November. Details can be obtained from Seline's face book page.

can you please advise the details for Selena's facebook page that you mention above as the Dance Nocturanl stuff sounds interesting, I would love to find out more info

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Dance Nocturne was  'The Mercian Gathering'

Posted by: "vicpagan" thepaganz@hotmail.com   vicpagan

Thu Sep 22, 2011 5:02 am (PDT)



Hi All
Hi soror_aci
Dance Nocturn FaceBook page can be seen here :-
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=212047708831699

There are only the basic details up at the moment, I'll be posting more soo, or you can ask any questions here and I will try to answer in a way that is of interest to the group generally.
Baphomet Blessings
Hawthorn

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journal of contemporary religion

Posted by: "roxanne_bodsworth" roxanne_bodsworth@yahoo.com.au   roxanne_bodsworth

Wed Sep 21, 2011 11:56 pm (PDT)



A little while ago someone posted up about an article in the Journal of Contemporary Religion Vol 26 Issue 2 and I've been chasing the magazine -- but I didn't note down what the article was. I can get it electronically if someone can tell me the name of the article I was looking for....

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