The photos from the Imbolc High Rite yesterday are posted. I’m still deciding whether the two videos are worth posting yet. On a side note, I’ve converted our media section to Youtube, to free up our own space/bandwidth and allow people to view them without downloading. As always, if anyone has any videos or pictures …
(by Crystal Groves, posted in the July 2006 issue of CedarLight’s newsletter: Walk with the Old Ones) Though she is often kept in the shadows, Tailtiue, Goddess of the fruitful earth, is the patron Goddess of CedarLight Grove and has been for a long time.
A reminder that during the Imbolc Ritual today for folks to bring -very- warm clothes to bundle up in outside. We will be be conducting ritual outside at 5pm, and the sun will go down during ritual, so it will be freezing. Also a reminder to bring a chair or two for yourselves if you …
Our High Rite Calendar for the year has been posted. We’ll be adding other events as well as ADF related events and some local events to the calendar as well (or potentially on a seperate calendar). Update your calendars now!
I’ve posted pictures from Yule 2006 (so far, courtesy of SquireJoe), as well as a video:
I’m experimenting with Google calendar for our events calendar on the website. However it may currently be too bulky to display (and they don’t really let you customize it fully) so we may stay with the previous calendar script. I have also added a “Deity of the Day” feed on the right column, which will …
Samhain pictures are up and posted. Anyone else who took some pictures, please email them to me so I can add them to the gallery. Thanks to all who attended and helped honor the ancestors! A special thanks to Renee and Kat for helping to put the ritual together. Happy Samhain everyone 🙂
A member of ADF, Ian Corrigan, and a few others in the Clergy Council created a video that depicts how one would do a simple solitary ritual (for those who are nervous to go to public ritual, or prefer to worship solitary). Click here to view the video (approximately 13 minutes, hosted on You Tube)
At festival, blessings and lessons Pagan Pride Day highlights nature-focused traditions, practices that predate Christianity By Liz F. Kay sun reporter
I’ve uploaded the very few Mabon pictures I was able to take this year. Though I know many other people had cameras, so if you’d like to display your Mabon pictures on the website, please email me.
