- 6pm weekly Community Potluck at the Sacred Paths Center followed by 7pm Reiki Circle at the Sacred Paths Center where good energy is sent to those who need it
- 7pm Mindful Mondays (meditation) mvanavery@yahoo. com for details
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Ken Ra Grandfathering
Over a hundred people gathered on Saturday Aug 14th at Sacred Harvest Festival to honor Ken Ra and his years of passing knowledge. The event was hosted by Linda Green and an informal circle was cast using the songs “Air Moves Me”, the “Lady’s, Lord’s, and an Ancestor’s Bransle”.
Community Notes August 9-22
- If you want to recycle your old Pagan stuff, you can donate it to the Sacred Paths Center for their No Need to Panic Fundraiser! They will be auctioning off items Monday August 30, so check your basements before then.
- Registration is open for Winter Witchcamp 2011: http://www.winterwitchcamp.com
- MNPagan posted an article about the Fringe Festival at the Sacred Paths Center: http://www.mnpagan.com/2010/08/minnesota-fringe-festival-comes-to-the-spc/
Paganistan Weekly August 9-22
Due to Sacred Harvest Festival, this week’s newsletter is going out early and covering two weeks!
(We are publishing the full schedule though some events are already past) Continue reading
The Fourth Estate – Political Opinion
(…. is given a condo in Plymouth as severance pay, and retires)
An article about the press is a good place to start political opinion writing at PNC-MN.
The term Fourth Estate has its origins in 17th Century England. It was originally used to describe ‘mob rule’ but mutated to describe the press as the fourth branch of parliament. As an independent entity, the press was presumed a force to keep parliament from straying to far from the truth in its propaganda.
The tradition of the press as ‘independent’ followed democracies around the world. The assessment of a true democracy became synonymous with a country’s press being able to write freely from its experience. This country began with a grassroots, locally based and owned news system. The “Colonial newspapers are unsung heroes of the American Revolution and the Revolutionary War.”

