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TradShare 2016

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March 19th | 11am – 7pm

  • Group Tables
  • Workshops & Presentations
  • Open Ritual
  • Dinner
  • & More!

Free Event – All Are Welcome!

Location:
Westside Unitartian Universality Church
616 Fretz Rd. | Knoxville, Tn 37934

WORKSHOPS

 Room 1  Room 2
12:00 PM  Nina Lee Braden: Tarot and Ritual  Star Gazer
1:00 PM  Julia Stearns-Smith: The Starry Crown  Johanna: Powders
2:00 PM                                                     Announcements and Raffle
3:00 PM  Steve King: Incense  Wynne Thomas Carluk: Four Functions of Tarot (pt.1)
4:00 PM  Matt Flowers  Wynne Thomas Carluk: Four Functions of Tarot (pt.2)

Nina Lee Braden: Tarot and Ritual: Experienced in both ritual and Tarot, Nina Lee Braden (Luci) will share some tips on invigorating rituals with the use of Tarot. A hands-on exercise will be included.

Julia Stearns-Smith: The Starry Crown: The Starry Crown, which is a tool in personal sovereignty work. Personal sovereignty is essential in everything from witchcraft to running a Fortune 500 company. This tool can be used to harness personal power and develop ones purpose in this life.

Johanna: Casting Powders: Using powders in magic

Wynne Thomas Carluk: Four Functions of Tarot: Of the four functions of the Sacred Tarot, only two of them are Divinatory and the other two are Sciences as credible and valid as Algebra, and when those other two functions of the tarot are realized and understood, the accuracy of the Divinatory function of Tarot becomes 100% one hundred percent of the time.

Sponsored by: Pagan Pride of East Tennessee

TradShare 2015

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TradShare 2015

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April 18, 2015  |  Westside Unitarian Universalist Church
Tradition Sharing – Informational Tables – Groups Seeking Members – Workshops – Community

Event time: 11am – 6pm
Drumming Social: 6pm

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If you are interested in presenting or having a table to represent your tradition or group at TradShare, please email us at: paganprideofeasttn@gmail.com

Participating Groups

  • Crossroads Coven
  • Crossroads of the Divine
  • Temple of Ma’at
  • The Eldritch
  • IDC (Deithean Trad)
  • Northwind
  • Sisters of the Moon / Black Hat Socidety of East Tn
  • All Spiritual Paths Sacred Wiccan Teaching Group
  • Sticks & Stones
  • Green Witch
  • Silver Sun Coven
  • Hexen Moon Coven
  • Earth’s Web

Children’s Workshops

Mandalas for Children of All Ages
The Great Kapok Tree Workshop

 

TradShare 2015 Schedule

TimeSanctuaryClassroom 1Classroom 2
10:30 amGroup Table Setup Begins------
11:00 amTradShare Begins - Welcome------
12:00 pmKitchen Opens------
1:00 pmGroup Tables'Heathenry'
host: Vanatru-Sjofn Bivee		Children's Workshop:
'The Great Kapok Tree'
host: Lady Mary E. Stafford
2:00 pmGroup Tables Astrology in Magic
host: Luci		---
3:00 pmOpen Community Ritual
host: Thorne		------
4:00 pmGroup Tables'Egyptian/Kemetic Path'
host: Rose Hawley		Children's Workshop:
'Mandalas for Children of All Ages'
host: Lady Mary E. Stafford
5:00 pmGroup TablesMeet & Greet
2015-2016 PPET Board Nominees		---
6:00 pmTradshare Ends & Kitchen Closes

Evening Drum Circle Begins
(drinks will still be available)		------

Event Policies

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Attention participants of PPET events

It is the policy of Westside Unitarian that no weapons are allowed on the property. This includes blades, swords, etc.  Alcohol is only permitted with special permission, which PPET has not obtained (and cannot obtain due to Pagan Pride International requirements). Westside also has clear rules about children being monitored by their parents at all times.

As such, all events hosted by Pagan Pride of East Tennessee must be alcohol-free and no weapons may be carried or vended at the location.

Parents are expected to supervise their children at all times. 

The same policies are also in effect for the Sevierville Civic Center where Pagan Pride Day will be held again this year on September 13th.

PPET asks that you please do no carry these prohibited items on your person or bring them in to any of our sponsored events. Doing so will require us to ask you to take the item back to your vehicle.

Parents – do not  leave your children unattended / unsupervised. Supervision does not include leaving younger children in the care of underage teenagers / siblings.

Those who choose not to respect these requests will be asked to leave.

These policies are not only to comply with the requirements of the venues at which we hold events, but also for the safety of everyone attending and working at these events.

We thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

– Pagan Pride of East Tennessee Board