The ancient holiday of Beltane or May Day is a celebration to honor the earth and all of nature. Farmers built fires and led livestock between the flames to increase their fertility. Beltane is a time to celebrate the Element of Fire which is both a transforming and creative element. Join Victoria Goodwin for
Wicca 101B:
Beltane Celebration including Making our own
Book of Shadows!
Sunday, April 30 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Investment: $39
Beltane is the 5th holiday on the Wheel of the Year. This Sabbat honors earth and all of nature. Beltane correlates with the Element of Fire, the Direction of South and creativity. During this event, we will learn more about Beltane, the Element of Fire and make our own Book of Shadows.
What is Wiccan or Witchcraft?
Wiccan is a very peaceful and harmonious religion which is an Earth based spirituality. It has to do with finding a deeper connection to nature and to the entire cosmos. Wiccan believes that we co-create our lives and in living mindfully.
Wiccan is an ethical way of living and a serious religion that honors the Goddess/Feminine as well as the God/Male aspects of Divinity. In fact, it's the oldest religion tracing back 30,000 years to Paleolithic people. Witch comes from the Anglo-Saxon word "Wicce" which means wise or sorceress.
What Wiccan or Witchcraft is not? It's not flying on a broom or worshipping the devil. In fact, we don't believe in the devil or sin. We do believe that humans create their own evil and it's handled through the Law of Karma.
Come learn about Beltane, the Element of Fire
&
make your own
Book of Shadows
with Victoria Goodwin.
Victoria Goodwin is the owner of the Blissful Yoga studio in Mullica Hill, NJ and the co-founder of One Bliss Yoga Retreats, Raised Roman Catholic, Victoria has been practicing Witchcraft & Wicca since her early teen years and continues to practice Wiccan along with Christianity.
Her passion and calling have led her to extended stays in India where she has spent undisturbed time in meditation, exploration, and the study of Yoga philosophy and Ayurveda. Victoria describes her trips as "magical", bringing mind, body, and spirit into a united surrender to faith
