Community Queerituality – “Accessing Our Intuition”

Hosts: Cunning Crow Apothecary & the Fellowship of the Phoenix – Seattle

Date: Wednesday, November 7th, 7pm – 9pm

Cost: Free to attend. Donations are gladly accepted and encouraged for Cunning Crow’s teaching temple. Please support local community resources as you are able.

About the November Session:
Queer people often encounter tension between what we intuitively sense about ourselves and who we’re told we are. Depending on how we experience and navigate these tensions, we may become highly attuned to our intuition, or we may experience blocks and doubts that undermine intuition.

For the first hour, we’ll talk about psychic skills and intuition—the different ways we access intuition, practices to develop psychic skills, and different forms of divination. For the second hour, please bring a deck of playing cards, tarot cards, runes, ogham sticks, or other divination supplies. We will engage in a practice of seeking divinations for the upcoming year, using the energies of this time in which it is said the veil between worlds is thin.

About the Series:
Join your queer community for a once-monthly meeting focused on supporting our unique spiritual and magical needs. We’re creating space for discussions, practices, short workshops, or other presentations on different aspects of queer spirituality and queer magic. This space is informal, invitational, and non-dogmatic. Together we’re seeking to inspire action and fresh ideas in our intersecting queer lives. Come talk magic, spirit, and healing with like-minded individuals.

No previous knowledge or experience of magic or pagan spirituality is required. This space is available to all of our open-hearted, magically-minded LGBTQ+ community. We explicitly invite members of under-represented or marginalized populations to join the work and contribute to a diversity of thought: this includes, but is not limited to, queer, trans, non-binary, neurodivergent, disabled, & BIPOC folks.

Note: The space we create together is sacred and meant to evoke safety, thus we do not keep space for racist, sexist, transphobic, or other bigoted views/speech/actions.