Temple of the Dark Moon

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WHAT WE OFFER
The Temple of the Dark Moon offers various workshops and courses throughout the year. For more information, please visit the workshop page.
We also provide the following services which are open to the local community:
Full Moon Gatherings: All details with respect to the free public Full Moon gatherings can be found here.
Northern Adelaide Pagan & Wytchs Meet Ups: On the first Saturday of each month, join with like minded people at the Temple's covenstead where we share knowledge, discuss Pagan related topics, make season crafts etc in a friendly environment. Refreshments provided. Please email us for more information.
The Goddess House is offering the following workshops and rituals:
Embracing the Goddess: This fun, one day interactive workshop on (re)discovering and working with the Goddess, the Divine Feminine, will be taking place on Saturday, 27 September 2008. More information about this workshop can be found here or visit the The Goddess House for information, including articles, about the Goddess a new article about the Virgin/Maiden Goddess aspect has now been added).
Hathor Ritual: A women's only ritual in honour of the Egyptian Goddess Hathor on Saturday, 29 November 2008. If you would like to know more about this event, please email us and we will provide you with same. Events being organised by the Temple of the Dark Moon for members and invited guests include:
Bealtaine Ritual and Feast: A Bealtaine ritual (complete with May pole, cauldron jumping, chanting and drumming) will be held on Saturday, 8 November 2008, ending in a scrumpous two course feast to celebrate the beginning of Summer. Places are strictly limited. To registered your interest, please email us and we will provide you with more details.
Magickal Retreats for 2009: A spacious venue has been booked for various Sabbat camps throughout 2009. More information will be made available closer to the times. Religious Discrimination and Vilification in South Australia | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||