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Speaker Spotlight: Ariel Sirocco

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on September 26, 2019 by TchipakkanSeptember 25, 2019

Ariel Malachi Sirocco is an Integrative Hermeticist following the Corpus Hermetica and related writings; as such, he is a hardcore Panentheist.  He frequently teaches ancient Hermetic history and traditions and has taught at several esoteric conventions along the Northeast and at countless private gatherings.  Ariel has an academic background in biology (Q.C.) … Continue reading →

Posted in Thursdays Speakers | Tagged Akashic Temple, Ariel Sirocco, Hermeticist, Minoan Temple, New Age of Esotericism, occult, Panentheist, ritual, science

Ritual Spotlight: Labyrinth

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on September 18, 2019 by TchipakkanSeptember 17, 2019

Labyrinth Ritual with Maryalyce Merrit and Davis SpragueThe labyrinth is a transformative tool. Its nature is such that to enter it you must choose a path perpendicular to where you wish to travel, and only when you release the goal and embrace the journey to you find yourself at the center. Travelers … Continue reading →

Posted in Wenesday Announcement | Tagged Davis Sprague, Goals, Labyrinth, Maryalyce Merrit, Outside, Path, Reclaiming, ritual, service, to be silent, to dare, To Know

Workshop Spotlight:

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on August 17, 2019 by TchipakkanJuly 17, 2019

Shiva Aghora: Eating with Lepers and Untouchables.  with Raven Kaldera Aghora is the aspect of the Hindu god Shiva who looks after lepers, untouchables, and anyone who is looked down upon in society. Who are your lepers and untouchables? (Think of that really, really annoying person you cringe to see.) We’ll be … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Lepers, Raven Kaldera, ritual, Shiva Aghora, Untouchables

Ceremonial Magick Panel

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on June 14, 2019 by TchipakkanJune 1, 2019

Friday Panel Spotlight What is the place of Ceremonial magick in the modern world? A lot of modern magical technique, and even neopagan rituals are outgrowths of medieval Ceremonial Magick. Are the trappings of Ceremonial magick (that we imagine as robed figures in castle towers) still useful, or have they been updated? … Continue reading →

Posted in Fridays Panels | Tagged Ceremonial Magick, Middle Ages, Modern world, ritual

Speaker Spotlight: Ariel Sirocco

Changing Times Changing Worlds Posted on May 30, 2019 by TchipakkanMay 30, 2019
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Ariel Malachi Sirocco is an Integrative Hermeticist following the Corpus Hermetica and related writings; as such, he is a hardcore Panentheist.  He frequently teaches ancient Hermetic history and traditions and has taught at several esoteric conventions along the Northeast and at countless private gatherings.  Ariel has an academic background in biology (Q.C.) … Continue reading →

Posted in Thursdays Speakers | Tagged Ariel Sirocco, Corpus Hermetica, Esoteric, Freemasonry, Hermetics, Minoan Temple, Ordo Templi Astartes, Panentheist, ritual, symbolism

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