Services
Typically 1.5 to 2 hours
On Shadows & Projections
Polishing the Jewel: Building a Personal Spiritual Practice
Respectful Blending of Spiritual Traditions and Paths
Tools of the Warrior: Awareness, Power, Presence, Compassion, & Intent
The Art Of Ecstatic Ritual (Parts 1 & 2)
How to Move (and Direct) Energy in Groups
Working within Dreamtime
Myth: Four Cycles of Inanna
Creating and Using Chakra-based Body Maps
Spiritual Vocation & The 3 Classic Vows
Intro to Qabala for Pagans
Ritual Vocal Skills
Psychology of Magic
Building Pagan Economic Sustainability
Psychic Cleansings for Fun & Profit
Creating Healthy Boundaries
Shadow Work for Leaders, Clergy, Adepts & Mystics
Directing Energy for Personal Work
Four Archetypes of Spiritual Vocation
Considerations on Starting a Magical Tradition
Money & Magic
Magical Correspondences: An Alternate Worldview
Pagan Clergy?: Surviving the Christian Paradigm
Beyond Consensus Decision Making
Leadership Skills
Building Healthy Organizations
Public Outreach Campaign
Web Planning, Design & Maintenance
Planning, Budgeting & Bookkeeping
Gods & Archetypes
Awakenings: Exploring the Principles of Creativity
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Rituals
Dark Goddess
Aka Cord Cutting
Psychic Cleansing
Sabbath/Esbath Rituals
Naming & Baby Blessings Ceremonies
Handfasting /Weddings
Warrior Circle
Menses & Other Rites of Passage
Spiritual Consults
Tarot Readings
Spells & Candle Magic
Energy Cleansings
Prayer Circles
Spiritual Counseling
1.5 to 2 hours
$50 - $125 Sliding Scale
Typically Monthly Sessions for 3 Months
(via phone or in person)
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Submitted by katrina on Thu, 03/09/2006 - 4:53pm.
Typically long weekends, or 5 to 7 days (3 to 4 hours daily)
Descent: A Woman’s Journey
Shadow Warrior
Ritual Priestess Skills
Myth: Four Cycles of Inanna
Eleusinian Mysteries
Myth: Demeter & Persephone
Myth: Tam Lin
Myth: 1001 Arabian Nights
Myth: Feri Creation Myth
Myth: Savitri & Satyavan
Myth: Labyrinths
Myth: Eros & Psyche
Sacred Sexuality
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Submitted by katrina on Thu, 03/09/2006 - 4:51pm.
Typically 6 to 8 hours
Art of Ecstatic Ritual
Qabala for Pagans I, II & II
Chakra Overview
Psychology & Magic
Meeting Facilitation
Skills for Healers, Clergy & Teachers
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Submitted by katrina on Thu, 03/09/2006 - 4:50pm.
This sounds like something I need to do. I hope that I can work it out.
Connect DC is TEN?? Wow. Time flies.
Did I ever mention to you that I think the impact that working had on me was to connect me to DC? I'm so hooked in here ... just call me "swamp thang."
Speaking of which ... isn't it margarita weather? Let's get together.
Much love,
Reya
p.s. So cool to see my drawing again! Thank you for publishing!
"Such beautiful dreaming! Such clear work. You sound so much in-focus just now.
I honor this work and delight in reading your words ... and I'm moved to participate in the dreaming-work, perhaps more than is appropriate.
I think I'll take the risk, and I hope you'll tell me if you'd rather I not do it again.
In the dream group I used to work with, we would read one of our dreams aloud and then go around the room, each one beginning their remarks with "If this were my dream..." and then sharing whatever the pieces seemed to illuminate for them. And then the next person might see something quite different in the same images, the same words.
In that sense, if this were my dream just now, in my dream I am surrounded by water -- my life is filled with emotion, covering and drowning everything else, so that all I can see is my feelings.
The gathering of song and all these incredible people -- my life, friendships, the harmony we make together. And in my dream, I am beginning to see myself moving on. Does this mean a change of geography? a change of emphasis? in my life this minute this could be about gradually shifting some of the focus of my everyday spiritual community from the UUs to the Yoga studio, or it could be something quite different. If I had this dream last week sometime, it would look like the impending end of an important relationship.
And in all of those possibilities, I am so present to the sadness with which I gather up what is mine to take with me, make my farewells, and lose my ability to remember the words. In all of these possibilities, even as I'm leaving I'm rethinking the choice to leave ... do I really have to? why?
In my dream, I look for my car because I want to escape ... and I can't find my car because there's no way out. As I'm searching the beautiful dark man in the hotel uniform helps me -- the hotel uniform telling me that wherever I am is only a way station, his beauty telling me that I can enjoy and appreciate his help, his darkness telling me that sometimes I need to look closely to see what is important (other times everything is well-lighted).
I keep looking for the way out even as the hotel man would make me welcome, and eventually the welcome is withdrawn as he leaves. And then I am lost and wandering, trying to find my way home -- having ignored help and support, I find I can't find the way alone after all.
And now that my dream has ended, I see there is much here that I can use in my waking life, too. So thank you for dreaming this dream, thanks for sharing it, thanks for letting me dream it, too.
Many blessings, Dear One"
"I sit staring out the window, not lost in thought, but feeling completely and totally blank inside." I have been sitting in a similar space.
Your post reminds me to trust and to listen for the song.