Avalon ... northern Sapphic isle of Goddess women

Ξ December 24th, 2007 | → 0 Comments | ∇ , spiritual, traditions, ancient, branch, tradition, Goddess |

The Apple Branch is opening her doors to new women beginning in January.  The Apple Branch ~

 
A Dianic Tradition is a spiritual and educational tradition, created by Deanne Quarrie, known in the Craft as Bendis, for the purpose of empowering women through recognition of the Goddess within. We offer both private and public opportunities for women for ritual, classes, workshops, and retreats based on the founding principles of the Dianic tradition. Beginning with honoring and celebrating our own Women’s Mysteries we also are exploring ancient traditions that we believe to have come through the Ban Drui, and are “remembering” ancient teachings. We explore trance induced ecstasy through dance and our inner work with the
Ogham, the associated nature based correspondences, and The Three Cauldrons within our spiritual bodies. We like to think of our work as exploring ancient traditions with new eyes.

We are primarily online but do meet for gatherings.  The […]

Original post by Z and software by Elliott Back

Apple Branch

Ξ December 24th, 2007 | → 0 Comments | ∇ , spiritual, traditions, ancient, branch, tradition, Goddess |

The Apple Branch is opening her doors to new women beginning in January.  The Apple Branch ~

 
A Dianic Tradition is a spiritual and educational tradition, created by Deanne Quarrie, known in the Craft as Bendis, for the purpose of empowering women through recognition of the Goddess within. We offer both private and public opportunities for women for ritual, classes, workshops, and retreats based on the founding principles of the Dianic tradition. Beginning with honoring and celebrating our own Women’s Mysteries we also are exploring ancient traditions that we believe to have come through the Ban Drui, and are “remembering” ancient teachings. We explore trance induced ecstasy through dance and our inner work with the
Ogham, the associated nature based correspondences, and The Three Cauldrons within our spiritual bodies. We like to think of our work as exploring ancient traditions with new eyes.

We are primarily online but do meet for gatherings.  The […]

Original post by Z and software by Elliott Back