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[close] Author Alyson Mead will answer questions about her new memoir Searching for Sassy: An L.A. Phone Psychic's Tales of Life, Lust & Love, launching on April 24th. The Q&A will be held from April 9th-May 6, 2012.

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[close] This group is for serious students of the occult and for those who want to share, discuss, and rate occult books and information. Here we discuss all aspects of occultism.

[close] Sacred Stories is a monthly book club where archetypes are explored and our wounds and traumas are better understood and tended to through reading, exploration, creative prompts and connection. The genres of books read include mythology, tarot, the occult and more. The purpose of this book club is not to have an extra obligation. It has been created as a space for authentic and boundless self exploration through the themes of books. Read a chapter, some quotes, the whole thing...participate in discussion, the prompts or don't bother. You make up the rules in terms of how you want to utilize this book club. My intention for Sacred Stories was only that it serve as a portal for greater depth and self awareness. Every month you will receive a safe space for growth and exploration with like minded individuals along with prompts, exercises, other book recommendations to enhance your reading, transformational tools and more all of which are geared to help you dive deeper into the teachings of the content. The name for this book club “Sacred Stories” comes from the fact that as humans, we are creatures of story, of myth and archetypes and we speak in an often times obscure language of symbols. Everything we digest whether through the written word or not is sacred story that we internalize and through these stories that our minds piece together we process our experiences and tend to our healing and growth through story. Let’s heal ourselves through the power of story. Come join me every month for a new read and a new deep dive through the layers of ourselves and the archetypes expressed. For books longer than 300 pages, additional time may be given so as to accommodate both the ability to read and to discuss, ponder, sit with and work through the material.