We'Moon Calendar
We'Moon is an appointment book, astrological moon calendar, earth-centered spiritual guide and multicultural handbook in natural rhythms. Now in its 29th year of publication, We'Moon is created for, by and about womyn. With the theme this year of "Reinvent the Wheel," We'Moon 2010 contains inspirational art and writing by womyn on the growing edge of international womyn's culture-and offers a kaleidoscopic view of earth and the divine feminine.
We'Moon includes: week-at-a-glance format, daily astrological aspects, daily moon phases and signs, complete ephemerides, astrological predictions for each sign and an extra 10-page section for notes.
We'Moon is available from RCG-I in two editions: spiral binding $15.95 , durable layflat 17.95 + $2.50 shipping and handling.
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RCGI Priestess Gathering
Save the date!
October 21-23, 2010Wisconsin Dells, WI
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Samhain Times Past
Have you ever heard that May is an unlucky month in which to be
married? While researching Tying the Knot: A Gender-Neutral Guide to
Handfastings or Weddings for Pagans and Goddess Worshipers (Creatrix
Press, 2004), I was surprised to find that in Rome the month of May was
dedicated to Hecate. A festival, Lemures, was held in May in which the
dead were given offerings of beans and the Vestals made salt cakes from
the first wheat of the season to honor them. These offerings were made
to the restless dead "to placate them and to ask them to redeem" their
descendents.
This custom was claimed by Christians and in an
effort to remove its pagan origins the date of All Saint's Day was
established in Rome on May 13th. In the eighth century the feast of All
Saints was shifted to its current date so that it could be used again
to co-opt a pagan holiday, the Celtic pagan festival of Samhain.
In Spirit,
Jade River,
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Women's Thealogical Institute Online Class Preview!
Eight online classes beginning the week of January 3, 2010Registration for Classes Begins December 1, 2009 Six-week courses: $65 for enrolled WTI Participants / $75 for all others interested in personal growth.- Kabbalah, Qabalah, and Goddess with Judith Laura
- Introduction to EFT - Emotional Freedom Technique with Rev. Nano Boye Nagle, MLA
- Ritual Tarot Spread: Priestess / Guardian Energy with Bellezza Squillace
- Shamans, Skywatchers, & Storytellers with Sid Reger, ed.D.
- Personal Artwork for the Triple Goddess with Laura Keefe
- Creating a Magical Home with Debi Smith
- Nuts & Bolts: A Writer´s Workshop with Kip Parker
13-week Course: Fees are $120 WTI Enrolled Participants / $150 non-WTI Participants - Ogham & the Seasons of the Sun (13-weeks) with Bendis.
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Daily Celebrations
November 9-Lay Krathong, Thai Festival of the River Goddess
Mae Kongkha
Make an offering of salt in a river today to honor the
Goddess of the river and ask that its waters run pure.
November 10-French Women's Festival of Reason and
Liberty
Join an organization that works for women's rights or do some
volunteer work for women today.
November 11-Lunanthishees, Irish Day of the Faerie Sidhe
Leave milk/honey at the base of an oak tree.
November 12-Day Dedicated to Justicia
Do a ritual for
peace today remembering that peace isn't the absence of war, it's the
presence of justice.
November 13-Day of Our Lady of Garabandal, or Cermel,
in Spain
Four children in Spain saw a vision of the Great Goddess on
this day. See your own vision of Her today.
November 14-Druidic Feast of the Bards
Give a song to someone today or give the gift of music to a friend in some other way.
November 15-Festival of Italian Fire Goddess, Feronia
Celebrate with a fire outside today. This Goddess likes the wild places
and abhors cities and towns. Cook a harvest meal over a fire.
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