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UUPS Full Moon

Hi folks,

The new moon has passed, and the goddess shines her face again on us. UUPS will be doing its monthly full moon for everyone interested. We’ll be at the same spot in Big Cottonwood Canyon as the fall equinox.  Plan on meeting at the 711 on the corner of 6200 s and Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd and driving up to the site.  This will be after our Fall Equinox ritual that day. Please come celebrate the Goddess with us and recharge your life for another month!

 

BB

Daniel C.

Fall Equinox

Hi folks,

So as the fall season approaches and summer comes to glorious end, the time nears to gather the altar up and travel the woods one last time before snow falls and we are locked away among hearth and home. UUPS will be doing a fall equinox ritual in Big Cottonwood Canyon. A simple Wiccan ritual. Its the time to celebrate the aging deities.  The goddess enters her crone phase and the god approaches death.  The harvest is finished, and now is time for reflection on ones life and the meaning of death.  Please bring seasonal appropriate offerings and a food dish for afterward.  Berries, berry wine, nuts and apples are all appropriate for this time! It will start about 4 pm and end hopefully before 6pm. Please check the even details on facebook as well.  We’ll be meeting at the 711 on the corner of 6200 s and Big Cottonwood Canyon Rd. and drive up the mile to the site.

 

I hope to see you all there
BB
Daniel C.

Thanks to all who came and helped out at Pagan Pride Day! We had lots of people stop by and sign up, take information, become members and more! We shared a joint booth with USUPA (Utah State University Pagan Alliance). We can’t wait ill next year! PPD was held at Murray park on Saturday September 11 2010, from 9-6 and included a noon time ritual performed by the Temple of Isis.

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Salt Lake City Pagan Pride Day 2010, Back l to r- Michael Ingleby, Kristopher Foltz, Daniel Cureton, Kassie Cressale, ?, Steven Morrison, Vsevolod Igorevich, Christain Roberts,, September 11, 2010 Murray Park Murray UT

Salt Lake Pagan Pridey Day 2010 Vendor Booths with Kassie Cressal (middle), September 11, 2010 Murray Park Pavilions 1,2,3, Murray UT 

Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day 2010 September 11, 2010 Murray Park Pavilions 1,2,3, Murray UT

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Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day 2010 l to r- Kristopher Foltz, Michael Ingleby, Daniel Cureton, Kassie Cressal September 11, 2010 Murray UT

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Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day 2010 r to l- Daniel Cureton, Kristopher Foltz, Michael Ingleby September 11, 2010 Murray Park Murray UT

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Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day 2010 L to r-Daniel Cureton, April Love and Steven Morrison, September 11, 2010 Murray Park Murray UT

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Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day 2010 Daniel Cureton Murray Park Pavilions 1,2,3, September 11, 2010 Murray UT

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Salt Lake Pagan Pride Day 2010 Daniel Cureton Murray Park Pavilions 1,2,3, September 11, 2010 Murray UT 2

Lughnasadh Ritual

Out in Tooele Canyon, a small group of UUPS members gathered to release pent up energies, dead goals, angers and other frustrations in a simple shamanic ritual led by our very own Laurence Miles.
Lughnasadh, one of the 8 holidays in several of the Pagan traditions and the first harvest fall holiday, was celebrated in the Shamanic path. A simple rite, A fire was lit, frustrations written on paper, a grounding moment, and then the paper was thrown in to be released to the four elements, deity and the universe. This mild sunny day allowed us to snack on the chicken, vegetables and fruit until about ten minutes after the ritual was completed, gale force winds came barreling down the canyon, accompanied shortly after by rain. We all understood this to mean that our energy had been released and was being taken up by higher causes!! Over all, everyone left feeling accomplished, more relaxed and spiritually deeper

Pagan Pride Day is here!! We will be tabling with our sister group from USU.  Please come out and visit our table and help us volunteer!  We’ll be there at Murray Park Saturday, September 11, 2010 from 9am – 6 pm.  Come see the and buy from the vendors and participate in the ritual at 12:00 pm.

BB

Daniel C

President Daniel Cureton got the first booth for UUPS at the U of U Welcome Week August 26, 2010. Set up on the Student Union west lawn and thankfully in the shade, the sun rose in the August sky and students passed by. Plenty of Pagan literature was on the table for those interested in Paganism. The new club is up and going and is recruiting well.

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Hi Everyone,

As SLPPD nears us, its time to get the word out that UUPS will be tabling with their sister group Utah State University Pagan Alliance.  Please come check us out and enjoy the company of the other local pagan college students.  Look for our banner.  We will be tabling the whole day, so stop by and say hello, and get a brochure or two!

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Daniel C.

Hi everyone,

Its getting near that time again.  This months instructional full moon ritual is going to take place at 1:00 am at the north entrance of Liberty Park in Salt Lake City.  Please bring any items you need cleansed or charged! See you all there!

 

August also brings us one of the 8 Sabbats in the Wiccan tradition, Lughnasadh.  We’ll be heading out to Tooele Canyon on Saturday, August 21, 2010 to see our very own secretary Laurence Miles Guide us in a shamanic rite. We’re meeting at 1:00 pm at the Home Depo in Tooele.  See you all there!

 

BB

Daniel C

Lughnasadh Ritual

Out in Tooele Canyon, a small group of UUPS members gathered On August 1, 2010, to release pent up energies, dead goals, angers and other frustrations in a simple shamanic ritual led by our very own Laurence Miles.
Lughnasadh, one of the 8 holidays in several of the Pagan traditions and the first harvest fall holiday, was celebrated in the Shamanic path. A simple rite, A fire was lit, frustrations written on paper, a grounding moment, and then the paper was thrown in to be released to the four elements, deity and the universe. This mild sunny day allowed us to snack on the chicken, vegetables and fruit until about ten minutes after the ritual was completed, gale force winds came barreling down the canyon, accompanied shortly after by rain. We all understood this to mean that our energy had been released and was being taken up by higher causes!! Over all, everyone left feeling accomplished, more relaxed and spiritually deeper

This July brought us the opportunity to build a community connection with Hawk Watch International of Salt Lake City. They are a predator monitoring organization. We went over and cleaned their water tanks for several hours on Saturday, July 10, 2010. Volunteering is an important part what we believe as a community and student group. We hope to see you all there at the next volunteering event!

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Daniel C