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Comment by raincrow 15 hours ago

Just thought some of you may be interested in a pagan spiritual gathering. Its Soule Feste and will be held October 10-12, deep in the Missouri ozarks. There will be drum circles, rituals, workshops and much more. for info www.wolvenwold.com

Comment by jen on September 3, 2008 at 3:58pm

Hi there! Im a solitary witch in liverpool and really dont get to meet people who share my interest of wicca and such so this is amazing to find!!!feel free to leave comment
Blessed be! xx

Comment by R J on September 2, 2008 at 10:23am

Just found this group. Living in the mountains of Wales, I don't often get to discuss these matters. Thanks.
Rhill

Comment by Galen Harpe on September 2, 2008 at 3:06am

Merry Meet everyone!

Seems like this is the place for me. I hope to talk to alot of you. I will mostly be on in the evenings, towards the late nights, due to work schedules but here during the day on my days off. So I hope to get to know the lot of you when the time comes.

Blessed Be!

Rj

Comment by Cernunnos on September 1, 2008 at 10:41pm

Hello my name is Cernunnos for those who don't know me.
For those who do you may or may not have noticed my decline in activity here a paganspace. And in that time I know that I have missed a lot and to make up for it I'm asking for people to email me any interesting articles, discussions, blogs, or tidbits of information.

Comment by Bryan on September 1, 2008 at 11:52am

A lesson from Deepak Chopra for this coming week:

(taken from his book entitled: "the Book of Secrets, Unlocking the Hidden Dimensions of Your Life" by Deepak Chopra M.D., published by Three Rivers Press, New York, NY. ©2004. All Rights Reserved.
"1st Secret: is to let your body's wisdom point the way. Today, write down the ten qualities of this wisdom mentioned earlier. and for each one, think of a way you could live that quality. Note it down and make this your guide for the day. You can pursue one quality per day or list them all and try to follow as many as you can. Don't strain for self-improvement; don't write from a sense that you are weak or inadequate.The purpose here is to extend your body's comfort zone into behavior and feeling. Let your words express aspirations near your heart that make you feel like your true self. For example:
Higher Purpose: I am here to serve. I am here to inspire. I am here to love. I am here to live my truth.
Communion: I will appreciate someone who doesn't know that I feel that way. I will overlook the tension and be friendly to someone who has ignored me. I will express at least one feeling that has made me feel guilty or embarrassed.
Awareness: I will spend ten minutes observing instead of speaking. I will sit quietly by myself just to sense how my body feels. If someone irritates me, I will ask myself what I really feel beneath the anger- and I won't stop paying attention until the anger is gone.
Acceptance: I will spend five minutes thinking about the best qualities of someone I really dislike. I will read about a group that I consider totally intolerant and try to see the world as they do. I will look in the mirror and describe myself exactly as if I were the perfect mother or father I wish I had had(beginning with the sentence " How beautiful you are in my eyes").
Creativity: I will imagine five things I could do that my family would never expect-and then I will do at least one of them. I will outline a novel based on my life ( every incident will be true, but no one would ever guess that I am the hero). I will invent something in my mind that the world desperately needs.
Being: I will spend half an hour in a peaceful place doing nothing except feeling what it is like to exist. I will lie outstretched on the grass and feel the earth languidly revoloving under me. I will take in three breaths and let them out as gently as possible.
Efficiency: I will let at least two things out of my control and see what happens. I will gaze at a rose and reflect on whether I could make it open faster or more beautifully than it already does-then I will ask if my life has blossomed this efficiently. I will lie in a quiet place by the ocean, or with a tape of the sea, and breathe in its rhythms.
Bonding: When I catch myself looking away from someone, I will remember to look into the person's eyes. I will bestow a loving gaze on someone I have taken for granted. I will express sympathy to someone who needs it, preferably a stranger.
Giving: I will buy lunch and give it to someone in need on the street (or I will go to a cafe and eat lunch with the person). I will compliment someone for a quality that I know the individual values in him- or herself. I will give my children as much of my undivided time today as they want.
Immortality: I will read a scripture about the soul and the promise of life to be remembered for. I will sit and silently experience the gap between breathing in and breathing out, feeling the eternal in the present moment."

Deepak Chopra goes on to say that, "Every secret in this book goes back to the existence of an invisible intelligence that operates beneath the visible surface of life. The mystery of life is an expression not of random accidents but of one intelligence that exists everwhere. Is such an intelligence believable, or should you continue to believe in random events and chance causation?"

Blessed Be!
Rev. Greystaff RuneRider©

Comment by MomWolf on August 31, 2008 at 4:12pm

Merry Meet! I'm a solitary from the Cleveland, Ohio area and would like to share ideas for solitary practice from others in the group.

Comment by Chelsee on August 28, 2008 at 11:55am

Merry Meet!
I'm Chelsee, I live in the rural area of Glendale Valley in Pennsylvania. I've been a solitary my entire life, but am always looking for other like myself to talk to.

Comment by Scott Harper on August 27, 2008 at 1:15pm

Merry Meet!

I just joined this Group. With my schedule, I can't promise I'll be here often. But I'm looking forward to meeting everyone.

Blessed Be!

Scott

Comment by Brenna on August 27, 2008 at 8:50am

Greetings all. I just wanted to say hello. I can't wait to meet you all.

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