All Witches and Pagans living in the Nashville area are invited to join the Nashville members of The Forest’s Edge Tradition of Witchcraft for a ritual honoring the ancestors. Current students and teachers will be happy to answer questions about the Tradition, which is an ever-evolving teaching and initiatory Green tradition of Witchcraft with its roots in the practices of European cunningfolk and shamanism. The ritual will be outdoors in a picnic shelter around a hearth fire, so wear warm, dark clothing.
Please bring a feast item to share, your own reusable feast gear (a plate, cup, and silverware) , and a percussion instrument of some kind. If you do not have a drum, rattle, or bell, you make bring a staff, or even two sticks to bang together. Please also bring a candle in a jar, or a votive in a fire-proof votive holder.
The ritual will involve making offerings to different categories of ancestors, and will culminate in drumming and chanting, followed by a feast.
Event Date: Saturday, November 2, 2013
Event Location: 7331 Hwy 100 in Nashville, 37221
Event TIME Details: 7pm to 10pm
Directions: Edwin Warner Park Deep Wells Entrance, Deep Wells Picnic Shelter 2. Entrance is off Hwy 100, south of Belle Meade. The address above is close, but not exactly where the entrance is.
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