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Member of this Meetup Group since: March 29, 2007
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Additional information: "Norse/Heathen/Forn Sed/Asatru/Northern Types, feel free to email me runa73 at gmail dot com - love to meet area community."
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Introduction: Hi, I am a Norse Heathen new to the area. I'd love to meet like minded folks and am actively looking for new friends in the area. I'd love to meet feminists, pagans, spiritual types, gender/queer spirituality types, magickal folk, + spirit workers
What does feminine spirituality/Goddess mean to you?: I'm a polytheist, not a duoist/deist, but I think the sacred feminine is an important aspect to all of us and to everything in the universe.
How has the knowledge or communicating with your divine feminine changed you?: Again, I'm a polytheist so no great universal Goddess belief. I have worked lots with gender energy. The divine feminine is probably my default setting. My tat - ear rune (graven earth) leading into the labyrinith (divine feminine). Its for Hela.

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“ I'm sure there are, but haven't heard of them discussed exactly that way. We joke that our center is like Hinduism: monotheistic, polytheistic, pantheistic, theistic and non theistic. We call them the Ascended Masters and all aspects of the One--Creatress/Creator. They sure feel real to us as we feel a close kinship and personal relationship with Kuan Yin, Isis, Freya, Mary, White Buffalo Calf Woman, Tara, Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, etc.). Anyway, look forward to meeting you when you can make it. ”

—Tom Norris (May 05, 2008 3:24 PM)
“ Great question. During Sacred Circles we don't really do rituals usually. It is very straightforward. Prayers and blessings for healing for selves, loved ones and the planet. Then a presentation/discussion of a Universalist topic (from Buddhism to Native American to Sufi to Wiccan)--you name it. Then, we do a meditation based upon the topic. We are very respectful of all of the traditions. Lastly, we do some ritual work in other activities, like the Lakota Sweat Lodge, but not in Sacred Circle. ”

—Tom Norris (May 04, 2008 6:51 PM)
“ Welcome Krei. As a Universalist tradition we follow and honor Native American, Neopagan and Goddess traditions as well. we look forward to meeting you on Tuesday the 13th. You will definitely meet like-minded people.

Tom and Dan ”

—Tom Norris (May 03, 2008 12:11 PM)