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Join our huge and varied Pagan, Heathen, Wiccan, Reconstructionist, Indigenous, spiritual and magical groups in education and celebration February 2016 in San Jose, CA. More information can be found about the conference at www.pantheacon.com

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Saturday, February 18 • 9:00am - 10:30am
Ascending to the Gods

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It is not enough to believe in the Gods. We must know Them in order to work with them. But to truly know the Gods requires Their grace, or the labor of spiritual practice that brings us into Their presence and ultimately unites us to Them. In the West, the path worked out in the Mediterranean tradition is called theurgy and it has a distinct and effective method for preparing oneself, then approaching, then uniting with Divine Beings. We will discuss this ancient method and how to apply it in today’s Paganism.
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Sam Webster

Sam Webster, m.div, phd, mage, has taught magick publicly since 1984. He is an Adept of the Golden Dawn, cofounder of the Chthonic-Ouranian Templar order, and an initiate of Wiccan, Druidic, Buddhist, Hindu and Masonic traditions. He is the publisher at Concrescent Press (concrescent.net) and author of “Tantric Thelema”. He founded the Open Source Order of the Golden Dawn in 2001 (OSOGD.org), the Pantheon Foundation in 2014... Read More →

Saturday February 18, 2017 9:00am - 10:30am
Oak
  General-Pagan, Discussion

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