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Exploring the Medicine Wheel

A unique combination of Reiki and Shamanism

on the Holy Island, Scotland

Celebrating the Earth and ourselves at Summer Solstice

with Reiki Master Judith Rosemary Clough

18th – 22nd June  2008

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London Earth Mysteries Circle

Just how sacred is a `sacred' site?

The dynamics of place in relationship to ritual space construction is explored with the aim of shedding light on our (i.e. the UK) alleged holy monuments and the methods used in their consecration. The ambivalent attitude of some `pagans' to such sites will also be noted.

Venue: The Diorama Centre, Triton Square, London NW1 (Warren Street or Euston Square tubes)

Date and Time: Tuesday January 8th at 7.00 pm.
 

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The Hermetic Imagination

The impulse of the `works of Hermes', most famously the Corpus Hermeticum, and its re-discovery and translation by the Renaissance literati, laid the foundations for modern Western esotericism via the work of Ficino, Pico, Bruno, et al. Hermeticism became enlarged to cover the disciplines of astrology, kabbalah, geomancy and the like. This talk looks at the evolution of the Hermetic tradition and its influence on occult movements from the 17th century onwards.

Venue: The Deveraux, Deveraux Court off The Strand/Essex Street, near the Royal Courts of Justice. 
Map ref:
http://tinyurl.com/cp7u2

Date and Time: Wednesday, January 9th, from 8.00 pm onwards

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The Many Kabbalahs - a historical pot-pourri

The Jewish mystical system known as the kabbalah has had a fascinating history as through inspiration and speculation it has shape-shifted to take on a variety of interpretations and expressions. It has been used by Jew and Gentile, mystic and magician, alike over the centuries. This talk will focus on some of the key features in its evolution and main traditions embodying it today.

Venue: The Theosophical Society H.Q. 50 Gloucester Place, London W1 (Baker Street or Bond Street tubes)

Date and Time:  Sunday 29th February from 6.30 pm onwards.

Ken is professional lecturer at a number of London colleges. His teaching includes Renaissance Hermeticism, the Western Esoteric tradition, the new Paganisms, Gnosticism and mythology.