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Hosted by Circle Sanctuary minister Rev · religion · EN · 491 episodes
Circle Talk is an entertaining podcast show, hosted by Circle Sanctuary minister Rev Debra Rose, who speaks with Pagan leaders, authors, musicians, and others who are of general interest to the Pagan community.
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Signup to Generate a PitchCircle Talk is a religion podcast hosted by Circle Sanctuary minister Rev, with 491 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 89.
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Let’s discover a new way to interpret Tarot cards, explore creative spreads and gain a new perspective while having fun! Join us on Circle Talk as author Fernie tells us about his new book, The Joy of Tarot- Reading the Cards with Daring & Delight. Get ready to learn the cards, break down the complexities and obtain practical tips, tools and insights as you begin or deepen your Tarot Divination practice.
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Would you like to rediscover divination as a sacred conversation with nature where symbol, spirit and self-knowledge effortlessly intertwine? Join us on Circle Talk as we explore with JoAnna Farrer her new book-The Diviner’s Path- a Nature-Led Approach to Divination with Tarot, Runes and Pendulums. May you awaken with awe in everyday Magic as you learn to distinguish deep knowing from the noise of everyday life.
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At Samhain 2025, Circle Sanctuary ordinated a new minister, Becky Malke. And drumroll please…I am so excited to announce that Becky has a new podcast on the Circle Podcast lineup of shows: Pagan Spirit Voices. The new podcast, Pagan Spirit Voices are about the experiences, perspectives, and reflections of Pagan Spirit Gathering (PSG), the week long magicakal village created for attendees during summer Solstice each year. Join us on Circle Talk as we learn all about Circle Sanctuary’s new minister, Becky and her podcast- Pagan Spirit Voices which can be found on Circle Podcast on the second and fourth Sunday of each month at 7p EST.
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Flowers have long been revered as symbols of divine beauty, wisdom, and power. Would you like to learn how to harness their magic and learn to attune to their vibrational energies to enhance your health, attract success, cultivate inner strength, and awaken your spiritual senses? Join us on Circle Talk as we talk with author Tess Whitehurst about her newly updated and released book, The Magic of Flowers: A guide to their Metaphysical Uses and Properties per Crossed Crow Books. Tess will give us guidance on using flowers for aromatherapy, charms, rituals, potions, and alignment with higher forces, this guide opens a vibrant path to manifesting your most heartfelt desires
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Sympathetic Magick is the most common kind of Magick that is used throughout history and puppetry is a form of this type of Magick. Using dolls and poppets to both heal and harm have existed since the time of Ancient Egyptians and likely long before. Join us on Circle Talk as we chat with author Kamden Cornell about his new book, On Pins and Needles: A Witch’s Book of Poppetry and Figure Magic. We will be learning about the use of color, why to place a pin in a specific body part, when to create poppets and adding charms to your dolls. Kamden will be discussing this comprehensive guide that will show us everything we need to deepen our practice with Sympathetic Magick.
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