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[close] A community for witches, pagans, etc. of all kinds!!

[close] Calling All Wild Women! Become a Founding Sister of Wild Reads, a book club for adventurous spirits seeking deeper connections to nature, self-discovery, and the stories that ignite our souls. We're looking for women who are passionate about reading and eager to explore a diverse range of captivating books, from epic journeys across continents to intimate explorations of the human spirit. Together, we'll delve into themes of: -The Call of the Wild: Embracing the yearning for adventure, escaping the ordinary, and finding freedom in the unknown. -Finding Your Inner Wild: Journeys of self-discovery, embracing intuition, and cultivating a deeper connection to your inner strength. -Nature's Embrace: Celebrating the beauty and power of the natural world, and exploring our interconnectedness. -Women of Adventure: Inspiring tales of women who have pushed boundaries, explored the world, and overcome challenges. -Myth & Magic: Books that draw inspiration from folklore, mythology, and the magic of the natural world. -And so much more! More than just books! -Outdoor Adventures: Enjoy some of our meetings in nature – a park or even on a scenic hike. -Nature-Inspired Activities: Engage in activities like journaling exercises, mindful nature walks. -A Sisterhood of Support: Connect with other women who share your passion for adventure and self-growth. **This is an opening call for founding sisters!** Each member will have the opportunity to bring their favorite reads to the table, shaping our shared literary journey together. Each month we will draw the winner of the next month. They will have the opportunity to share a favorite book and location of our next meeting. Winner must be at the meeting in order for name to be drawn.

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[close] Our title is a playful nod to C.S. Lewis’s 1944 lecture, "The Inner Ring." In it, Lewis warns against the subtle temptation to chase ever‑smaller, more exclusive circles — the “in crowd” — at the cost of integrity and joy. The “Outer Ring” flips that idea on its head: we welcome the mix of familiar and unfamiliar voices, valuing curiosity, honesty, and genuine connection over status or secrecy. Here, the only ring worth joining is the one that stays open.