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Website: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/New_Jersey_Pagans/
Location: South Jersey
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Started by Keri Nowicki-Frey. Last reply by Melissa Tomlinson Feb 9. 20 Replies 1 Like
Hi - I know on the yahoo group there has been some talk of having a SNJ meet-up or the like. It is a wonderful idea but I think the problem lies in South Jersey being a very large area and we seem…Continue
Started by Cher. Last reply by Ann Marie Feb 10, 2012. 32 Replies 0 Likes
What Town and County are you From?This is a great way to share where you are located in your area in NJ!Continue
Started by Cher. Last reply by Starstorm Aug 2, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Do you know of any Stores or meets in Sourth Jersey?Continue
Started by Cher. Last reply by Gary Stockwell Sep 28, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
South Jersey Pagan Pride Day is usually held at:Cooper River Park, Stadium AreaN Park Drive and McClellan AvePennsauken, NJ.Free admittance! Family Friendly event.Music, Food, Shopping, Workshops,…Continue
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Are there to be any meetings of this group in the near future ? I live in Marlton, and was wondring if there are monthly or weekly such gatherings and talk ....even if it's for coffee, or at a Barnes and Noble ? Just curious....
Comment by Cher on October 5, 2012 at 10:01pm South Jersey Pagan Pride Day 2012, Oct. 6, Pennsauken NJ When: Oct. 6th. 2012 Where: Pennsauken, New Jersey Bring: Yourself, friends, family, pets (on leash) ! Price/Donation: FREE! to attend but there will be local 9th Annual Pagan Pride Day Workshops & Lectures Local Crafters & Vendors Entertainment Music Food Networking Kids Activities More coming soon! We are looking for VOLUNTEERS to help out! If you are interested please send an email to southjerseypaganpride@gmail.com! Event Location: Cooper River Park, Stadium Area in Pennsauken Event TIME Details: 10 am to 6 pm Directions: Near the Lobster Trap restaurant... Use McClellan & North Park Drive intersection in GPS. Rte 70 to Cuthbert, Make a right onto North Park & follow curvy road until you see the event on the left. Phone: (856) 938-9124 Website: http://www.southjerseypaganpride.org Mailing Address: PO Box 333, Audubon, NJ 08106
Comment by Cher on September 27, 2012 at 10:57pm South Jersey Pagan Pride Day 2012, Oct. 6, Pennsauken NJ When: Oct. 6th. 2012 Where: Pennsauken, New Jersey Bring: Yourself, friends, family, pets (on leash) ! Price/Donation: FREE! to attend but there will be local 9th Annual Pagan Pride Day Workshops & Lectures Local Crafters & Vendors Entertainment Music Food Networking Kids Activities More coming soon! We are looking for VOLUNTEERS to help out! If you are interested please send an email to southjerseypaganpride@gmail.com! Event Location: Cooper River Park, Stadium Area in Pennsauken Event TIME Details: 10 am to 6 pm Directions: Near the Lobster Trap restaurant... Use McClellan & North Park Drive intersection in GPS. Rte 70 to Cuthbert, Make a right onto North Park & follow curvy road until you see the event on the left. Phone: (856) 938-9124 Website: http://www.southjerseypaganpride.org Mailing Address: PO Box 333, Audubon, NJ 08106
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Comment by Cher on December 5, 2011 at 6:34pm Hands of Change Open Full Moon and Yule Ritual, Dec. 9, East Brunswick NJ
Bring the kid inside you to this family-friendly celebration of Yule. Help us welcome back the sun in song, games, ritual and merry-making. We will be having a full potluck dinner. Please note the 7:00 p.m. start time to this event to make it more kid-friendly.
Date: Dec. 9 - Full Moon & Yule 7:00 p.m. (family-friendly)
Location:
Unitarian Society
176 Tices Lane
East Brunswick, New Jersey
Hands of Change Coven Web:
http://www.handsofchange.org/index.htm
This Full Moon Circle Starts at 7:00 pm to be family-friendly!
That's right, folks. We're back indoors for the winter months at the Unitarian Society, 176 Tices Lane, East Brunswick. Meet us in the Octagon room for a special full moon ritual to herald the coming cold months. Please bring a snack or beverage to share. Requested donation: $5.
A Hands of Change Full Moon Circle is a public meeting for those who are looking to respectfully worship the Goddess and God in a comfortable friendly setting. It is also the best way to meet us or to see what were all about. Any one of our members would be happy to meet you and answer any questions. You can tell us by the gold cords we wear.
Our Full Moon circles are open to all respectful seekers. They are "teaching circles," where we explain the magic we are creating. We are an eclectic group, drawing strength from several traditions and disciplines. Much of our power comes from our acceptance of diversity and our commitment to inclusion. Our open circles generally draw 25-30 people. We recommend that if this is the first time attending you do so with an open mind and in comfortable clothing.
Donation Jar, Comment Cauldron, & Sign-up Sheets
We ask all who attend to leave a $5 donation - more if you can, less if you can't. Rent is very expensive and rituals require a lot of supplies that need to be purchased every time.
Please leave your suggestions and comments in the comment cauldron!
We ask everyone to sign in the first 3 times they attend our Full Moon Circles. This allows us to keep you updated on future circles, and helps us to keep track of those who are eligible for invitations to our Sabbat rituals.
Please bring a snack or drink to share
If you'd like to get more involved, please sign up on our service sheets to
help at upcoming rituals. Roles available range from space prep to kitchen witch so lend us your talents and help us continue our 14 year tradition of serving the community.
kokopelligi@aol.com for general information, questions and comments
The Hands of Change Full Moon Ritual
The circles that we create at the Full Moons are cast using a basic Wiccan theme starting with:
Welcome and Announcements:
The Priest and Priestess welcome all.
Lighting the Fire Candle:
The Priest draws the divine spark of life into the circle.
Calling the Quarters:
We welcome the directions and corresponding elements East (Air), South (Fire), West (Water), and North (Earth) to protect and witness the ritual.
Welcoming Deity:
We welcome God and Goddess energy into the circle. This is done in many various ways depending on the Priestess and Priest.
The Circle is Cast:
All who enter therein shall set aside everything except their love and understanding of the Goddess and God. When we come to circle, we cast off the concerns of the mundane world--for all who enter here, enter in perfect love and perfect trust.
The spiral of energy we create moves deosil (day-oh-sill) or clockwise as it grows and widdershins (wit-er-shins) or counterclockwise as it diminishes. Therefore, in the first parts of the ritual walk only clockwise around the altar (to build energy). At the end we dismiss the elements counterclockwise to bring the energy down.
The circle is sacred space. As such, we ask that you remain within its bounds until it has been opened. If you need to leave sooner, a gatekeeper is designated to help you leave the circle in a respectful manner.
When we are in sacred space, our words and our intentions take on a weight and depth of meaning they might not have in the mundane world. Thus, take care, for what we promise in circle, the universe will expect from us.
Ritual Body:
Each ritual has a different focus, e.g., healing, preparing for a new season, releasing, and attuning ourselves to the changes around us. There are many ways we may raise energy to empower our magic. Chanting, dancing, drumming, artwork, game playing, and talking sticks are some of the more popular ones, though our creativity knows no bounds!
Great Rite:
We integrate the God and Goddess, the Masculine and Feminine, the dynamic and the receptive within us, in this magical act of creating community through food and non-alcoholic drink. We say:
I am faith and courage. I am being and doing. I am love and will.
I am the feminine and masculine shining as one.
Integration is my goal, creation my pleasure,
and a centered self my will manifested.
Dismissals:
We open the circle cast by thanking the Deities and Quarters we welcomed, but in the reverse order. We sing:
The Circle is Open, But is not Broken,
Merry Meet and Merry Part
and Merry Meet Again!
Feast:
We share in the community weve created by sharing more food and drink. You are welcome to bring food and non-alcoholic drink to share, but please take home what you bring.
Comment by Cher on October 23, 2011 at 12:36am
Comment by Cher on October 23, 2011 at 12:35am
Comment by Cher on September 30, 2011 at 11:52pm Cherokee Native American Pow Wow, Oct. 1-2, Mount Olive NJ To make any changes to an event that is already listed, contact the Crazy Crow Event Coordinator Print Event Type of Event: Powwow Event Begin-End Date: Oct01-Oct02 2011 Event Name: Cherokee Nation of New Jersey 5 Nations Inter-Tribal Location: Vasa ParkWolf Road,, Mount Olive Twp., NJ 07022 USA Contact: Principal Chief C.W. Longbow 862-576-0434 kuras@aol.com Directions: West Bound - Route 80 to Exit 26 - Route 46 West till first light after Bud Lake. East Bound - Route 80 to Exit 27 (Rt. 206South), Stay to your left to make a u-turn back onto Rt. 80 West, When you get back onto Rt. 80 immediately take Exit#26 (Now follow directions from east. Fees: Children under 10 Free Children 11-17 & Seniors: $7.00 each 18 Years & older: $12.00 each Camping: no http://www.crazycrow.com/events_nativeamerican/display_single.php?i...
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