Saturday Spotlight for Sidney Eileen’s workshop These tips and tricks are for anyone involved in energy healing: healer, recipient, professional, friend, or acquaintance. They may help you ensure full consent, find a good match between healer and recipient, avoid problematic healers or clients, navigate uncomfortable issues when they arise, fully meet the … Continue reading →
In November, Terence P. Ward will be sharing the workshop Depression, the Ancestral Gift. Terence P Ward, author of Empty Cauldrons: Navigating Depression Through Magic and Ritual, has been exploring a pagan path since the mid-20th century. TPW’s early post-Christian devotion was shamanic and animist, with a strong desire to fly with … Continue reading →
Tchipakkan is an artist, writer, healer, and eclectic pagan-heathen-rustic. Openly pagan since the 60s, she’s currently living on a small farm in NH aimed at self sufficiency and sustainability, with 3 adult children- all artists and writers, and a varying assortment of animals- friends and livestock. On weekends Tchipakkan teaches at SCA, … Continue reading →
aka Auntie Arwen This year Jane Sibley, one of the founders and constant speakers at CTCW on runes, but this year, since we are live again will be leading her family ritual Norseworking, and teaching about Metals in Norse Folklore. Look for her also in the Dealers room with her magickal spice … Continue reading →
Saturday Workshop Spotlight with Jane Sibley Metals include iron, steel, lead, gold, silver, tin, and copper. Items made of these metals could be used for cursing, healing, warding, funerary rites, and other types of magical usage. Both Pagan and Christian ritual use of metals will be presented. Please Join us this November. … Continue reading →