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Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

icymist

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6. I used to live in Seattle...

Reply to siligut (Reply #3)

Sun Jan 13, 2013, 10:55 PM

Jan 2013

Are you familiar with Tenzing Momo in Pike Place Market? http://tenzingmomo.com/ You may be able to meet some people there. Things have changed there since my Seattle days and it is under new ownership, but I still like visiting the store now and then. Another place where you might find others is Edge Of The Circle books over on Pike Street. http://www.edgeofthecircle.com/ It's a small bookstore but it has been around since the early nineties. I would also check out the ads and messages in The Stranger. http://www.thestranger.com/ Sometimes there will be Pagan events advertised, probably in the classifieds. Let me know how things work out. I'm still in the area, but out in Kitsap county. Bright Blessings!

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How do I go about finding a group IRL? [View all] siligut Jan 2013 OP

I'm not sure libodem Jan 2013 #1

UU church? That is a good idea. siligut Jan 2013 #4

I believe that church attracts libodem Jan 2013 #5

The UU church I attended when I was young was quite loose siligut Jan 2013 #8

If you are near Vancouver, there's a Meetup group. Still Blue in PDX Jan 2013 #2

I'm in Seattle siligut Jan 2013 #3

I used to live in Seattle... icymist Jan 2013 #6

Yes, to Tenzing Momo and Edge Of The Circle books siligut Jan 2013 #7