Category: October

The Ouija Board 2023

4/21/2023

The Ouija Board

Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 6:00 pm PT

Are you curious about the Ouija board? Have you always wanted to try it, but you are too terrified to touch it? Well, let us dispel AND corroborate some of the myths associated with this very interesting divination tool.

We ask for a $10 donation or whatever you can afford. All donations collected will be given to a local charity. This event will be held in-person and online through Zoom. However, this is a very hands-on event, so we recommend joining in person. Please message us for online information (innercirclesanctuary@gmail.com).

As always, our events are family friendly and potluck, so feel free to bring a dish to share.

We will be at the
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Las Vegas.
3616 East Lake Mead Boulevard
Las Vegas NV 89115
http://www.uuclv.org/
Find our event on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/1210719266175079/
Click HERE for more ICS Events.

Follow Inner Circle Sanctuary on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram.
If you are interested in learning more about us, please don't hesitate to Contact Us.
If you are interested in joining our classes, please start with our questionnaire here.
Want to see how we do things? Try out a sample test: Follow this link to a Google Doc:
https://forms.gle/7oaQ5GF3d8k4CsA37

Opal

10/4/2020

Rough opal from Coober Pedy, South Australia by Dpulitzer

Stones for October include Opal & Tourmaline. Here is some information on Opals.

Opal
Rainbows & Lightning In A Rock

Called the “Queen of Gems,” there is no definitive answer to where opal gets its name. It could be from the Sanskrit word Upala meaning “precious stone.” It could be from the ancient Roman word opalus which also translates as "precious stone." It may come from the root word for the Greek term “opallios,” which translates as “color change.” Either way, every term describes a beautiful gemstone that has been prized throughout history for its inspiring play of colors.

Calendula

10/4/2020

Flowers for October include Calendula and Cosmos.
Here is some information on Calendula.

Calendula officinalis is the official name of this colorful flowering plant otherwise known as Marigold. Some other folk names are: Bride of the Sun, Calendula, Spousa Solis, and Summer’s Bride.

Calendula are masculine and the Sun is the planet that rules this beautiful plant. They are associated with the element of Fire and used in protection spells, legal matters and prophetic dreams, healing, stability, consecration and spiritual growth. Growing Calendula in your garden is fairly easy and will attract butterflies. They do well in full sun with well drained soil, but not in hot summer temperatures, so some shade may be needed if you live in the desert. The exact origins of Calendula have been lost, but is believed to have been used in Ancient Greece and Egypt as a beautiful dye, along with several other uses.

News, Updates, & Information

The Ouija Board 2023

The Ouija Board

Opal

Opal
Rainbows & Lightning In A Rock

Calendula

Inner Circle Sanctuary

Categories

Archives

News, Updates, & Information

The Ouija Board 2023

The Ouija Board

Opal

OpalRainbows & Lightning In A Rock

Calendula

Inner Circle Sanctuary

Categories

Archives

Subscribe to our mailing list

Opal
Rainbows & Lightning In A Rock