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autumn 2010 dates
Journey to the
Dark Goddess
2 days non-residential workshop and Saturday evening
ritual.
Now running on 20th and 21st November.

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Eskdale, a place of beauty where the Goddess breathes!
Thank you to all who Journeyed
with the
Goddess of Water in the wonderful Eskdale last weekend.
Eskdale Goddess Retreat Camp
Next Year's Eskdale Retreat Camp will run form 4pm on
24th June - 4pm 26th June 2011 and the theme will be
Goddess of the Earth.
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Goddess Spirituality is based
around the idea that there is a great feminine energy
which makes up all of life in form.
This great feminine force is called
the Goddess or the Great Mother and is within all existence,
weaving us together as one.
Goddess spirituality has no doctrine,
no scriptures or specific teachings. It is an eclectic
movement and loosely based around communion with nature,
the old pagan festivals and the divine within the self.
Goddess spirituality is expressed through creativity,
ceremony, communion with your own divinity and respect
for all life.
There is a great body of evidence that supports the
fact that deity or the unseen was worshiped by our ancestors
worldwide as both god and goddess.
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Many monotheistic religions
today focus on God the Father. Goddess Spirituality
aims to brining this into balance with God the Mother,
or the Goddess.
Goddesses have been associated with love, fertility,
nurture, nature, life, death, the earth and the heavens
beyond for thousands of years.
Goddess spirituality aims to bring back into humanities
spiritual culture the receptive qualities of the feminine.
Qualities such as compassion, healing, group focus,
emotional stability and personal responsibility.
Goddess Spirituality is usually open to all faiths and
because it is eclectic works alongside many common religions
and belief systems.
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