November New Moon Gathering

About this event

Light in the Dark Institute's Continuing Education Program... Orientation for Healers, Psychics, Life-Coaches, and Counselors. Come and sign up for the 2027 classes. Also... You will not want to miss this meeting as we will be discussing Faith vs Manifestation, and what that looks like in a day-to-day practice when you are a Spiritually eclectic believer.

Even mainstream believers aren't 100% positive as to what a 'daily practice' looks like, or how they can be incorporated into one's life, but this service will lay out specific rituals for eclectic believers to easily incorporate daily to feel connected to Spirit.

By merging the comforting rituals of the old Church to cozy Pagan ones that predated them makes it helpful for believers to know that Spirit is Real, and their faith can grow.

Our divine Parents desire to answer our prayers, because They know this will strengthen our faith in Them. Guided meditation prayer to follow.

Fellowship is important: Get to know other 'different folk kind' that you'll actually have things in common with, as this journey can be a lonely one without regular interaction with like-minded believers. We all reach milestones and answered prayers in our daily lives that we want to be able to share with others who can commiserate and empathize with us, and this is important second only to hearing Jesus' words explained in a way we may understand clearly. ************************** Defining Christo-Pagan beliefs: Christo-Pagans may identify as Christians, Shamans, Walkins, Wiccans, Witches, Druids, Native Healers, or other; as well as Yogis, Hindus, and Buddhists. Neo-Pagans generally worship the Christian God, or the Father as Jesus called Him, or a polytheistic blend, as well as the Monad in Gnosticism. Meetups involve activities such as spiritual faith discussions, meditation, mindfulness practice, and the occasional burning bowl ceremony with a blend of Shamanic, Pagan, and Christian ritual practices. Christo-Paganism, or Neo-Paganism is a set of beliefs held by some neopagans that encompasses teachings from Christianity, Paganism, and Shamanic traditions alike. The New Orleans Chapter focuses on the blending the Gods and Goddesses by attributes, rather than their specific names, and thereby joining the Gods of the Old with Gods of the modern world, as the Gods names have changed over the course of time, but the meaning they bring us remains the same, and constant.

Parvati has been a Christian minister since 1985, an enlightened Yogi since 1995, and a Psychic, Healer, and Shaman since 1999. She was an intuitive child prophet and became a Walkin at the age of eight.

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