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Speaking of Wicca: A Roman Holiday

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Speaking Of Wicca is a discussion series presented by The Keepers of the Moonstone Circle, an Aquarian Tabernacle Church Tradition Coven, in conjunction with Soul Food Books in Redmond Wa. every Third Wednesday at 7:00 PM

February 15th: A Roman Holiday

Happy Lupercalia! This Roman ritual of purification and fertility is filled with symbolism that predates Rome itself. Ever heard of a scapegoat? That word originated from the rites of Lupercalia. You will be surprised at what other customs arose from this long-forgotten celebration.

Soul Food Books is located in Redmond, WA, next to the Ben Franklin Craft store in the QFC shopping center. For this and other events, directions, and more, visit their website at: www.soulfoodbooks.com

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Diana’s Bow Ritual @ Moonstone Circle, Index Wa. – 7:30pm, February 25th, 2012

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This is an open ritual and a family-friendly event. Everyone is welcome to attend!

Bring a dish to share for the potluck following the ritual.

Don’t forget to bring your $10 contribution to the Cauldron of Prosperity!

We hope to see you there!

Speaking of Wicca: Rites of Spring

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March 21st: Rites of Spring

The Spring Equinox has many celebrations associated with it. Alban Eilir, Eostar, Eostre, Feast of Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Festival of Trees, Lady Day, NawRuz, No Ruz, Ostara, Ostra, Rites of Spring, and the Vernal Equinox. How will you celebrate this season?

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Diana’s Bow Ritual @ Moonstone Circle, Index Wa. – 7:30pm, March 24th, 2012

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This is an open ritual and a family-friendly event. Everyone is welcome to attend!

Bring a dish to share for the potluck following the ritual.

Don’t forget to bring your $10 contribution to the Cauldron of Prosperity!

We hope to see you there!

Spring Mysteries Festival XXVII – April 5th – 8th, 2012

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Festival Registration for SMF XXVII is now Open!

We are pleased to announce the opening of Pre-Registration for this years Spring Mysteries Festival, held on April 5th – 8th, 2012 at
Fort Flagler State Park, Nordland Wa.

The Spring Mysteries Festival is a recreation of the Eleusinian Mysteries, the ancient initiatory rites of classical Greek Paganism which were conducted in secrecy for over two thousand years before the common era. The ATC brings you this continuing initiatory cycle, now in its 27th year of continuous presentation, including the Rites of Passage for youngsters coming into their adulthood in our community; and the Adult Affirmation of Path, for those new to the path.

For more details, please visit our Home Page for this event:

http://www.aquatabch.org/spring-mysteries-festival

You can read all about our annual event, you can download a copy of our registration form for submission via Postal Service -or- you can submit your pre-registration and fees all online through our Self-Registration forms. Online Fee Processing services provided by PayPal.

If you have any questions about Pre-Registration you can submit them to our Festival Registration team at festivals@aquatabch.org

Reserve your place early because space goes fast! Looking forward to seeing you there!

Speaking of Wicca: Environmental Witchcraft

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April 18th: Environmental Witchcraft

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Speaking of Wicca: Past and Future Wicca

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May 16th: Past and Future Wicca

We are a faith of growth and change. We have struggled for equality as a religion – let us never forget the battles which have been fought for the freedoms we enjoy today. And as we look to the future, what can we do preserve the work of our Elders for the generations to come?

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Speaking of Wicca: The Ethics of Magic

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June 20th: The Ethics of Magic

Many of us are familiar with the Wiccan Rede, ‘An Ye Harm None’. But it really is not as simple as it may sound. There are many aspects to this that you might not have considered. Our choices, actions, and perhaps lack of action come into play when we take a deeper look at the meaning of this philosophy.

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Speaking of Wicca: Dark Moon Mysteries

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July 18th: Dark Moon Mysteries

Explore the secrets of the Moon’s mysterious Dark phase, through mythical, psychological, and spiritual perspectives. We struggle to dispel our fears of the Shadow, and once we learn to honor the Dark within ourselves there can be profound strength and empowerment.

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Speaking of Wicca: Feast of Hekate

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August 15th: Feast of Hekate

Celebrated August 13 at moonrise by torchlight, the Greek Festival of Hekate was intended to avert late season storms from the Aegean that might destroy crops before harvest. In Wiccan traditions it is also celebrated at moonrise by torchlight, honoring Hekate as Goddess of magic, Protectress of Witches, personification of the Moon (often combined with Diana and Persephone), and representative of the dark side of femininity.

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Speaking of Wicca: Spirit of Divine Service

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September 19th: Spirit of Divine Service

There are many paths and many different ways that you can honor the Spirit of the Divine. We will take a look at what it means to dedicate to a God, to become a member of clergy, and other ways to express devotion to your path or to specific Deities.

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Speaking of Wicca: Samhain

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October 17th: Samhain

Samhain is the Celtic New Year, a time to honor our ancestors and acknowledge the last harvest before the heart of the dark time arrives. Also called Halloween, it has long been associated with death and the Otherworld. Explore the many myths and traditions of this, the Last Harvest Festival.

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Speaking of Wicca: We Wish You a Merry Mithras!

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December 19th: We Wish You a Merry Mithras!

As Pagans, the Christmas season can put our patience to the test. Staying true to your path has its special challenges at this time of year. Let’s discuss ways to stay in a place of good will and cheer while honoring our own paths and those of other religions.

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