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Intent for the 2008 SpiralHeart WitchCamp: “We know that everyone can do the life-changing, world-renewing work of
magic”. Through deep work and profound service, we step into our power
and become the teachers, the students, the priestesses, the lovers, the
storytellers, the healers and the co-creators of community and camp. |
This year's theme is Lilitu.
Camp will be held at the Claymont Center for Continuous Education, a retreat center in Eastern West Virginia located near Harpers’ Ferry. The land is quite spacious; there are lots of outdoor spaces for path and group work, and many indoor spaces for work areas in case Water is a little too bountiful for comfort. Most sleeping areas are in rooms of different sizes in an area called “The Barn”. Rooms have individual air-conditioning units, and there are even two wheelchair-accessible bedrooms!
Your Camp Experience
Each person's experience at WitchCamp can be dramatically different depending on what they bring with them and how much of themselves they put into the experience. Camp can be a significant investment of time and energy, but click here and you can read about powerful personal experiences of people who've attended camp previous years. Our camp instruction book, SpiralBound, will be mailed out to those who have registered for camp. To dowload the pdf version of this book right-click this link to save it to your computer (the file is over 1 M in size so trying to read it via your browser may cause the browser to hang).
How You'll Spend Your Week.
Mornings are for Exploration. You'll choose a course to concentrate upon from a variety of offerings, ranging from introductory to advanced skills-work. Your path facilitators, through a variety of methods, will assist your development of a deep connection with the Earth and your companions. This year we are offering four paths: Pentacle of the Crone/Sage; The Mystery of Devotion; Practical Magic; and Sacred Love, Human Hearts: Profound Intimate Relationships. Click here for detailed descriptions of the paths.
Afternoons are for Reflection. You'll be able to talk about what you're experiencing with the members of your affinity group. You'll hike through lush woodlands, or bask in the warming sun. And you'll have opportunities to learn new skills and crafts.
Evenings are for Celebration. You'll join with the rest of the camp as we co-create a living, vibrant community through rich, deeply moving ritual planned by our facilitation team, based on the week's intention and sharing of the ongoing work from the various paths..
Click here to see some pictures from past camps.
If you are interesting in selling goods or services at camp, click here to register as a vendor.
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