The Center for Symbolic StudiesCandlemas/Imbolc Dark Moon celebration January 28th 9 PM
a href=”http://symbolicstudies.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/imbloc.jpg”>Join us on the eve of St. Brigid’s day (also known as Candlemas or Imbolc and Groundhog day) for our all night, story telling, song sharing and community gathering around the fire place of the Stone Mountain Counselling center. B
Annual CSS Community Meeting- Saturday November 5th!!
Hi Everybody, Just to dispel ambiguities which may have been our fault, the annual CSS meeting is now set for Saturday November 5. Noon, meeting of the Board of Directors 1PM, meeting of Board of Advisors 2PM general membership (all people affiliated with CSS and its programs) 4PM Potluck dinner and refreshments; community mingling. 6PM Informal outdoor Firepit and Music. (Fireplace Room and Movement Space for food and drink setup). Presenters […]
“Apus and genios of the Mountains and Forests. Divine forces on the Earth” April 16th at 2 pm
“Apus and genios of the Mountains and Forests. Divine forces on the Earth” With Eda Zavala Lopez. She is dedicated to Amazonian Indigenous healing practices by leading ceremonies with medicinal plants, practicing ancient ways of healing knowledge and empowering her people in preserving their sacred territories. Running in Eda’s blood is the traditional wisdom that […]
26th annual Beltane Festival at Stone Mountain Farm- April 30th, 2016
Hello Everyone! CSS has a new Festival webpage, created to inform everyone about CSS Festivals including BELTANE! Check it out to Buy Tickets, sign up to volunteer and learn about all the cool things in store for our may day celebration! http://www.cssfestivals.org/ Gentlepersons, Neighbours & Friends! Come dressed in your fanciful best to celebrate with […]
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Volunteer for Beltane!
For those of you who love being an integral part of Beltane, click above to sign up and get your spot now!
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