Links
and Resources
Diana's
Grove Mystery School
Diana's Grove offers a yearly Mystery School program and on-site
retreats that foster personal growth, community building, and leadership
development. The Grove uses earth-based spiritual values, practices,
and processes. Mystery School uses a different myth each year to
help people step into their potential to become the person their
dreams, their destiny, requires. Diana's Grove is 102-acre nature
sanctuary, retreat center, and community. The St. Louis Mysteries
group formed as a way for local-to-St. Louis participants in Mystery
School to bring this life-changing work home with them.
Elements
of Wellness Massage Therapy School
Elements of Wellness,
founded by Lucinda Sohn, has been a fantastic supporter of St. Louis
Mysteries. The beautiful school teaches not just how to give a massage,
but how to become a healer. With training on community development
and leadership skills adapted from Diana's Grove, Elements of Wellness
focuses on the success of their students with individual attention
and support. Elements of Wellness also offers community wellness
classes open to the public.
River
and Joyce Higginbotham
River and Joyce are active teachers in the Midwest, as well as strong
supporters of St. Louis Mysteries and Diana's Grove. Their books,
Paganism and Pagan Spirituality, are excellent
resources as an introduction to Paganism, or as a way to deepen
your spirituality.
T.
Thorn Coyle
Thorn teaches internationally and is a priestes in the Anderson
Feri and Reclaiming Traditions. She is the author of Evolutionary
Witchcraft, and beginning in April 2007 will offer a 2-year training
in the Anderson Feri Tradition hosted on the Diana's Grove land.
Thorn's work focuses on a rigorous commitment to personal daily
practice. She teaches that powerful magical skills begin with a
dedication to personal growth.
Canyon/Dr.
L. Carol Scott
Canyon
is a staff member at Diana's Grove and also presents her own material
based on her 30 years of experience in child and adult development.
She is a dynamic speaker and is dedicated to helping people develop
their highest potential.
Local
events:
St.
Louis Pagan Picnic
The 15th Pagan Picnic will be July 14th and 15th at Tower Grove
Park. Pagan Picnic is an annual festival with rituals, vendors,
musicians, workshops, and more.
Pagan
Pride St. Louis
Pagan Pride is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting pride
in Pagan identity, fighting religious intolerance, and educating
the public about what it means to be Pagan. The group is
affiliated with the Pagan Pride Project, an international non-profit
group whose purpose is ending religious descrimination. The Pagan
Pride Project and its local affiliates sponsor public equinox rituals
and charity drives each September.
Local
groups:
Yarrow
Coven
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