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I've decided that this will be the content of the Pagan Almanac which is aired each week. I'll also archive older almanacs entries.
If you would like me to list an event, please email me at dee@paganfm.com
Any event submitted must include the following:
Event name,
Event date,
Event location,
Contact person,
Contact phone number or email address,
Description of event,
Your email address and / or
telephone number.
I will not post any event that I'm unable to confirm, nor events that I don't believe would be of interest to PaganFM! listeners. The earlier that you can get an event to me, the better.
Ongoing, weekly:
Prayer Requests
Every Sunday
Time: 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Location: Your own home
Notes: Please answer this request post stating your reason for healing energy
and/or prayers sent your way. Prayer requests can be asked for other than healing
and for other than yourself.
A white candle will be lit for you on Sunday unless you request another color
to be used. This is a group event so the more people involved the better. Feel
free to join sending out energy. Always keep in mind that requests are always
done for the highest good of all concerned. This may mean the outcome may be
different than we hope for. The spiritual healing work we do is designed to
work in harmony with other treatment modalities, not as a subsitute.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NEPagansAndWitches
Repeating event:
2nd Saturday of each month
New Hampshire Seacoast Pagans have their monthly meeting at Karnan House in
Portsmouth, from 2:00 to 6:00.
This is an informal gathering for Pagans. Most of us are from the Portsmouth
Seacoast area, but all are welcome. We provide free coffee and tea, and usually
somebody will bring some food. There’s no agenda – just hanging
out, networking and good conversation.
For more information about this event, visit:
http://nhspagans.numachi.com
MotherRoots Healing Center presents...
Red Tent Temple
When: Nov. 30th. 2008
Where: Newmarket, New Hampshire
Welcome All Women!
Event Details: Red Tent Temple
Beginning this month when the darkest and coldest time of the year embraces us, Mother Rooots will be hosting a monthly non-denominational Red Tent Temple for women of all ages! Come and warm your body, rest your soul and uplift your spirit in sacred, women's space! Inspired by Anita Diamant's novel, The Red Tent, women everywhere are raising their own Red Tent Temples on or around the new moon, all over the country every month to honor the natural rhythms and cycles of women. This is a collaborative experience. We will need women to step forward to help priestess this event by bringing soup, herbal teas, offering healing work, helping to set up the space, etc. and we call on all women who are craving time to rest, heal, do some divination, or simply, BE ~ without any agenda at all ~ in the sacred women's space of the Red Tent Temple. Bring your journals, your knitting, or your favorite book. Come to rest, to nap, to dance, to sing, to heal, to renew. Wear a little red! Please bring your own mugs, bowl and spoon.
There is a $5 - 10 donation to help cover costs. The first Red Tent Temple will be on Sunday, November 30 from 3 - 8pm. A formal circle will be held from 5-7. (Set-up volunteers please arrive earlier - call to let them know if you can help out and in which way you would like to do so.)
Young, newly bleeding women are especially welcome, along with the women-elders in our community!
Event Location: 501 Kent Place Commons - North Entrance in Newmarket
Event TIME Details: 3 - 8 pm
For more information, visit www.motherroots.com
The Heart of Chanting with Robert Gass and friends
Also special guests from Inanna
&
Different Drummers Drum Circle
November 16, 2008, Sunday
8:00 pm
One Longfellow Square
(wheel-chair accessible)
181 State Street
Portland, Maine
For Directions, please click here.
Come join in this ecstatic evening of chanting from Hindu, Sufi, Christian,
Buddhist, Jewish, and Goddess
traditions. You will experience why the ancient practice of chanting is enjoying
a modern revival, joining in
chant forms such as kirtan, zhikr, sound meditation, and movement prayer. Warm
and gifted teacher and master
at creating sacred space, Robert Gass will help weave our voices and hearts
into a beautiful communion of sound and
movement. Beginners and experienced chanters alike--you are all welcome. Chanting
is said to be "an easy path
to God." (It's also great fun!). Come prepared to sing your heart open,
dance your prayers, and let your spirit
soar!
Robert Gass, EdD, brings background in psychology, social action, the arts
and spiritual practice.
A leading popularizer of chant, Robert is author of the book Chanting: Discovering
Spirit in Sound. His many
CDs with On Wings of Song include the best-selling Om Namaha Shivaya, Alleluia,
Ancient Mother, Medicine
Wheel, Enchanted, and the CHANT anthology.
Tickets:
Advance tickets available for $16 at Leapin Lizards at two locations:
123 Main St., Freeport, ME 207-865-0900
449 Forest Ave., Portland, ME 207-221-2363
Advance tickets also available for $16.00 at Magick Closet:
995 Forest Ave., Portland, ME 207-772-1441
$20 at the door
Under 12 Free
Cash or Check Only
For further information, contact
Karen Rollins at:
207-751-9127
Or Karinkni.@hotmail.com
UU Church of Manchester presents...
UUCM Holiday Faire 2008
18th annual event, November 22.
Event Details: That's right - For 18 YEARS! The Holiday Faire at UUCM has truly
become a tradition that our members and friends
look forward to every year. Even the local community takes time to stop by for
some of the items that have become
a tradition - such as the cookie walk, white elephant, Raffle Baskets and Quilt
and the diversity of our Vendors from pagan crafts to jewelry.
We occasionally stir things up and introduce something new from time to time.
New members join our church and
with them come new ideas. If you see something missing don't hesitate to make
a suggestion. One never knows what you will find at UUCM Holiday Faire. New
in 2007 we added FREE live music. While you shop you enjoy the talents of Concert
Pianist Gary Finger, the amazing talents of Professional Flautist and teacher
Beth Ditkoff and her many students. We even had Myschyffe Managed. This singing
troop has been making an name for itself for the passed three years on the Renaissance
Fair circuit all over New England in Connecticut, Vermont, Massachusetts, Main
and New Hampshire.
New for 2008 – Fiber Nuts. If you have a passion for any of the fiber arts from quilting to knitting you will want to stop and see this booth. You are certain to find a great bargain.
To see all the things we have to offer please visit our website.
669 Union Street in Manchester, 9am - 2pm
Directions: Four blocks east of Elm St., Three blocks north of Bridge St. On the corner of Myrtle and Union
Phone: (603) 622-3808
Website: http://uucmholidayfaire.com
Mailing Address: 93 Aaron Dr., Manchester, NH 03109
Saturday December 13th, 2-3:30 PM
Ellen Evert Hopman, who wrote "Priestess of the Forest" and "A Druid's Herbal of Sacred Tree Medicine", and who has been a guest here at PaganFM announces the following workshop.
Two Seasons, Three Worlds, Four Treasures, Five Directions: The
Pillars of Druidism.
An exploration of the basic cosmology of the ancient Celts and the most
important symbols of Celtic and Druidic sacred mythology. Why are certain
objects sacred to Pagan tradition such as the cauldron, sword, spear and
stone? Learn the Druidic origins of these ritual items and the basic
structure of Celtic ceremony.
Inspirit Common
123 Russell Street
Hadley, MA 01035
p/f 413.585.1169
www.InspiritCommon.com
Dessert & Divination, a fund raiser for Southern New Hampshire Pagan Pride
Dec. 13th. 2008, in Manchester, New Hampshire
Join us for a day of fun, socializing and readings!
Potluck snacks will be provided!!
All readings are $10, with many forms of divination available including: runes, tarot and oracle cards
We will also be offering energy work with Reiki and Massage!!
This event is at 669 Union St. in Manchester, the Unitarian Universalist church, from 10am - 4pm
Website: http://www.snhppd.moonfruit.com
Sunday, December 21, we'll celebrate Yule, or the Winter Solstice. In honor of that day, we'll celebrate the solstice, here at PaganFM! You're invited to attend a solstice ritual right here at the station. We'll have the ritual, then cakes and ale (non-alcoholic), fellowship, and then start the radio program as usual, at midnight. Consider joining us, and send us an email at dee@paganfm.com so that we can know how many people to expect and plan accordingly.