24 FEBRUARY – KIM ARNOLD - PSYCHIC CAFE £8     MANIFESTING YOUR DESIRES. Have you ever wondered why some people seem to have it all and sometimes life feels like a struggle? At this Cafe we will be looking at karma, free will and how we can help life along in a positive way. Please note, Psychic Cafe events are £8.00 and start at 7.30

 3 MARCH - ROBIN COUSINS - IN SEARCH OF EDWARD KELLEY
Was Dr John Dee's scryer the guiding light behind Enochian Magic or a charlatan and fraudster; a wife-swapper or devoted parent? This illustrated talk will present facts and legends old, new, and obscure to help you decide.
Robin Cousins is very much an authority on Elizabethan magic and recently contributed to The Book of English Magic and Lon Milo DuQuette's Enochian Vision Magic. 

 10 MARCH - LIONEL BEER - THE QUEST FOR CAMELOT.     There are more than a dozen possible sites for Camelot that bear closer analysis. Have you been to London’s Camelot? The highly respected Lionel Beer has been actively involved in researching historical places, flying saucers and anomalous phenomenon for 40 years.

 17 MARCH - KATHERINE KNIGHT - HOW SHAKESPEARE CLEANED HIS TEETH.                                                                   This is the title of Katherine Knight’s latest highly acclaimed book and it is fascinating, having asked the question, to dig into the answer. All sorts of domestic medicine of the seventeenth century will be shown to be sometimes gruesome, frequently accurate and often still the best way to heal ourselves. Magic, diet, jewels and herbs all put to good use.

 24 MARCH – KIM ARNOLD - PSYCHIC CAFE £8           ADVANCED PSYCHOMETRY - Psychometry is a skill that involves the handling of objects in order to pick up information about that objects history, events or the emotions of people connected with that object.   At this month's event we are looking at developing your sense of feel and touch through tried and tested methods of using psychometry. Please note, Psychic Cafe events are £8.00 and start at 7.30

 31 MARCH - SIMON BRIGHTON - GODDESSES.                          In pre-Christian Britain the Great Goddess was worshipped either as an equal to the Gods or as an individual deity. From the Palaeolithic ‘Earth Mother’ to the Celtic goddess of Boadicea, this land undoubtedly once revered the divine feminine. In this book, authors Simon Brighton and Terry Welbourn set out to discover what happened to the Goddess after she was evicted from her elevated position. Travelling throughout Britain, they have uncovered traces of the divine feminine: from holy wells and shrines, lost underground chambers to folklore, legends and fairy tales.  

7 APRIL - AIDAN RANKIN – MANY-SIDED WISDOM                   Aidan Rankin PhD is a writer and researcher on spirituality. He is the author of The Jain Path: Ancient Wisdom for the West, described by David Frawley (Pandit Vamadeva Shastri) as the “best introduction to Jainism”. His new book, Many-Sided Wisdom: a new politics of the Spirit shows that the ancient Jain teaching of ‘Anekant’ (many-Sidedness) can help us heal the divisions between human beings and reconnect humanity with the natural world. ‘Anekant’ also offers a model for religious pluralism and diversity. It has been successful for millennia among Jains, but has a special relevance for the twenty-first century. 

14 APRIL – PAUL WESTON - ALEISTER CROWLEY AND THE AEON OF HORUS: HISTORY-MAGICK-PSYCHEDELIA-UFOLOGY                                                                                                                A talk looking beyond the legend Aleister Crowley including Jack Parsons, Robert Anton Wilson, Robert Graves and The Beatles to name a few and dealing with diverse and extraordinary subjects such as the Men in Black, the Loch Ness Monster and Extra-terrestrial Gnosis!

 

The Moot With No Name - Now WEEKLY!

For your delight we offer you the new weekly listing for The Moot With No Name as presented by The Atlantis Bookshop.   

We are also pleased to announce that we are hosting the Psychic Cafe with Kim Arnold every 4th Wednesday.

Previous Speakers in 2010 include:
20 JANUARY - STEPHANIE NORRIS - INITIATION.
27 JANUARY - KIM ARNOLD - PSYCHIC CAFE.
3 FEBRUARY - ROBERT GOODMAN - CONTACTING YOUR DAEMON.
10 FEBRUARY- GREGORY SAMS - SUN OF GOD.
17 FEBRUARY - GARY DICKINSON - A WALK ACROSS CHINA.

Previous speakers in 2009 at The Moot With No Name include:

14 January - TERRY THE DRUID- Druidry In Avebury
28 January - DAVID GODDARD - The Mysteries of The 21st Century
11 February- KAY STOPFORTH & LIZ DEAN - Ghosts of Tarot Past, Spirits of Tarot Future
25 February - PETER KNIGHT -The Wessex Astrum- The Hexagram of the Wessex Landscape
11 March- GERALDINE BESKIN - Manly P. Hall: The Murdered Mystic?
25 March-SHANI OATES- Sin Eating: Its relevance to the Craft
8 April - PHILLIP COPPENS - Servants of the Grail. 
22 April - STEVE PATTERSON - The Cunning Craftsman
6 May - MARIAN GREEN - Exploring the Invisible
20 May - DAVID PARRY - Charles Darwin and the Northern Tradition
3 June - NIGEL PENNICK - The Bloomsbury Wonder
17 June - JAKE ARNOTT - The Devil's Paintbrush
1 July - HARMONIA SAILLE - Spiritual Runes
15 July - CHRIS STREET - Earthstars: London City of Revelation - An Illustrated Presentation
29 July - JACK GALE - ATOZOMANCY: The Game of Chance and the Speaking of the Landscape
12 August - Gary Dickinson - Revealing the Stele
26 August - John Moore - Aleister Crowley: A Modern Master
9 September - Marsha Scarbrough - Medicine Dance
23 September - Courtney Davis - The Sacred Art of Courtney Davis
7 October - Steve Wilson- It's a Conspiracy!
21 October - Shani Oates - Robert Cochrane: The Man, the Myth and his Magick.
4 November - Michael Berman - Dzyzlan, the Mother of Water: A Guided Visualisation through Abkhazia
18 November - Rat Scabies - Topic to be announced
2 December - Andrew Collins - Lost Underworld of the Pharaohs
16 December - Saturnalia!