Events

Wanderland Iseum honors the eight seasonal Holy Days with Journeys to the Goddess led by Gwendolyn Endicott, author, storyteller, mythologist. These natural turning points in the Earth's cycle have been celebrated by people of many cultures throughout time. At these junctures, the energy alignment of sun, moon, and earth is particularly powerful. These seasonal cycles form the basis of myth, ritual, planting customs, and our understanding of birth, growth, death, and renewal. Honoring the continuous cycles of nature brings us into a closer relationship with the living Earth.

Each Journey focuses on a Goddess particularly connected to the season and includes Her Story, mythology, ritual, and reflection. For a more detailed description of a Holy Day Journey, check our calendar about four weeks prior to the date of the Holy Day.

UPCOMING EVENTS



LAMMAS
JOURNEY TO THE CELTIC GODDESS, DANU
With Gwendolyn Endicott, author, storyteller, mythologist

Monday, August 2, 11-4
Tuition $55

First Harvest, or Lammas, is a time to honor the life-giving nature of the earth, rain, and sun for at this time of year, the earth pours forth an abundance of food and beauty. On this Holy Day we will journey to Danu, considered the most ancient of all Celtic Deities. She is the goddess of the land and waters of life, and Mother of the Faery Folk. You can find Her, they say, at the well of Segais, source of inspiration, wisdom and knowledge. In the well swim the salmon of wisdom, some of the oldest beings on earth. Let Her reconnect you to the living Earth.

Journey includes Her story, ritual, time for reflection.
To Register call 503-368-6389 or e-mail: gwendolyn@nehalemtel.net

HOLY DAY SCHEDULE 2010

Saturday, May 1, 11-4
Beltane

Monday June 21, 11-4
Summer Solstice

Sunday, August 1, 11-4
Lammas

Wednesday, September 22, 11-4
Fall Equinox

Sunday, October 31, 11-4
Hallowmas/Samhain

Tuesday, December 21, 11-4
Winter Solstice

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