Sacred fire circle in paradise series#

I mean though I love my ministry, this adds so much more to my spiritual journey than I could ever imagine getting at home. Where in the fire tribe, you are just connected, immediately, and you feel welcome, and safe, and nurtured, and I mean it is just amazing. I work with young soldiers predominantly, and so I don’t have that real ‘family’ connection. Īt home in Georgia, I do military ministry work. The Sacred Fire circle is even more intense than tha, and I just have to do it now, I’m addicted. I had such an amazing experience and connection with the people there that I could not see myself NOT driving eighteen hours to extend that experience that I had at PSG ! I love PSG, I have to go every year, it’s like a drug. And this last year, PSG 2010, I got up the courage to go to the one night Sacred fire circle there. Well I have been going to the Pagan Spirit Gathering for a number of years. Michelle Boshears – ‘Dawnwalker’ Grovetown, Georgia, Wiccan Minister Or read the mildly edited transcripts below Listen to the interviews all in succession as one large sound file, I asked each why they were drawn to these events in addition to their personal Pagan spiritual practice, and why they keep returning.

Sacred fire circle in paradise series#

What follows is a series of interviews of eight participants of very different back grounds and spiritual paths. Take a quiz to assess the stage of your Alchemical transformation! Internet Research will generate all the specific information about Sacred Fire Circles that you would ever want to know. Fire Circles generate an intense sense of, community, love, safety, and respect among participants, and this atmosphere is drawn upon as a source of support for personal analysis, self-expression, and growth. Essentially they are a 6-8 hour ritual, repeated each night for several nights. SFC’s ask engaged and active participation all night until sunrise, and so have the element of shamanic trial, ordeal, and sacrifice incorporated. “Alchemy is the gentle acceleration of growth through the use of the fire of nature.” In common, they are usually based on a shared responsibility for co-creating content, and embrace an alchemical process analogy for personal transformation. Each location, production team and process, and individual event develops its own character. They have spread to as diverse locations as Australia, Hawaii and Costa Rica. Current Fire Circle event locations center on the coasts, but the upper Midwest is also a bastion of Fire Circle activity.