Welcome! We are Phoenix Song, a small coven in the Twin Cities (Minnesota).
We focus on:
- Work with and service of our Gods (both communal and personal) in polytheistic practice.
- Patterns and cycles that lead to complex understanding and self-transformation.
- Music, rhythm, and movement in ritual and personal practice.
- Development of ourselves as competent and well-rounded witches and priests/priestesses including a development of personal practice in daily life.
What we do:
We gather for ritual on the Sabbats and either the full or new moon each month (depending on scheduling). We also meet to share in discussions, to teach and learn, and to spend some social time together. We plan patterns and cycles of ritual focus in advance, and include some shared practices in our individual work.
Our rituals most often involve reflective experiences such as guided meditations or pathworkings, divination, or interaction with deity, but we also do magical workings on occasion.
Where we come from:
We are a structured eclectic tradition with a three-degree initiatory system as well as tradition-specific practices and mysteries. We value our thorough training methods, thoughtful ritual design, and focus on self-transformation as well as a strong and well-considered ethical base.
Phoenix Song is a daughter coven of Circle of the Phoenix (a teaching group in the Twin Cities). We have many elements of traditional Wiccan practice (including ritual work in a circle, focus on initiatory and religious mystery experiences, combined magical and spiritual practice, and shared work with specific deities.) However, as a tradition, we have moved away from gender polarity while continuing to explore energetic differences as a force for creativity and new potential, and we have some other differences and tradition practices.
Phoenix Song was founded in March of 2008.
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