Welcome Message -Andrew Shaman Huisamen- Chairman and Editor.
If
you are visiting this site you may have an interest in the Pagan
community of South Africa. This site offers; contacts and information
about Pagan & Neo Pagan networks, upcoming community events,
recommended, qualified local and national practitioners, offers home
made
crafts and products, healing services, official services and general
information and learning about Paganism in South Africa.
This
site is the product of The South African Pagan Leaders Community, a
collaboration of renown elders and long standing community players,
facilitators and practitioners. Find out more about SAPLC here. All the services affiliated with this site are well known and vouch safe.
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click FOLLOW to stay in touch.If you would like to advertise or become
more involved contact me or the area representative under Local Community Events.
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stalkers, or dodgy characters. We encourage unity in our diversity. We
welcome all who wish to learn and contribute positively. The divine in
me honors the divine in you. Merry Meet
Welcome message -Cindy Stara- Co-founder SAPLC | NPN | CAM
A huge warm welcome to everyone on our National Pagan
Network blog. I am so proud to be part
of this ever-evolving group, and I thank each of you for choosing to be part of
this beautiful journey.
It is our hope to form a strong network, where like minded
Pagans can communicate, share and support each other. We are such a small community in South Africa
and the vision of growing and learning together can only strengthen
our progression.
When I reflect over the past 25 years, I am reminded although
there will always be differences, some of my strongest friendships have been
formed through my association with a few Pagan Leaders in this community. Their wise guidance and love has formed such
an integral part of my personal and spiritual growth.
I wish the same blessings for each
of you who choose to be part of this spiritual path which is bigger than any of us.
The invitation is open to join us and become the change you would like to see.
Cindy
has walked the Eclectic Pagan path for more than 25 years. She is
currently the Arch Priestess of Circle of the African Moon (CAM), once a
public teaching Pagan group but now consists of an inner council, who
in their own rights are still active in various aspects of the Pagan
community.
Her area of experience is teaching and facilitating
working groups, covens and finding the right members who fit, to ensure a
sustainable successful group. She is passionate about collaborating and
meeting other Pagans across the broad spectrum of different paths.
Cindy’s vision and ambitions for the Pagan community in South Africa is
unwavering and she believes that Pagans in South Africa are ready to be
grounded in the next phase of progression.
Her latest development is
being a member on the South African Pagan Leadership Council (SAPLC) and
assists in developing a strategic approach to the progression,
interaction and networking of Pagans across South Africa. Through self
-development and being part of a strong team, with a shared vision,
she believes strongly in community building and has managed to align with this unique objective.
She is an avid student of occult practices and believes one never stops learning or growing spiritually.
She is also a Reflexologist, regression therapist, Reiki master and Tarot reader.
Andrew Huisamen is a shamanic practitioner in Cape Town.
Andrew
is the guardian of the legacy of The Circle of the African Moon. A
registered marriage officer and ceremonial facilitator who offers Pagan
rites among other. Shamanic therapies
for stress, personal crisis, and simple ailments like hay fever and
anxiety. Yoga for beginners, intermediate and couples. Andrew has served
on a number of committees and management teams including President of
Grove Toastmasters and a ward counselor for Cape Town in the 2016
elections for the Ubuntu Party. Andrew enjoys and encourages healthy
communication without prejudice.
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