The House of Bear

The House of Bear We are all children of the universe and the Earth is our church. To create a better world, we must Respect all things.

The Exchange of free ideas, values, beliefs, religions and science all have importance to our universe. Ideas of Other Belief, Faiths and Religions:

To live in peace and unity we all have to be open to others beliefs. To accept each other we have to understand that we all have our beliefs and faith and all are correct to that person. Concepts and beliefs of each religion all intertwined in one wa

y or another
Religion is based on Family and others beliefs, as children we are taught our parents way as they were taught their parents way. At what time in life do we look to our own belief and not what is a trained response.

07/30/2026

Wolf Run's annual Harvest Festival and Psychic Fair is only days away! Learn more about it and other state wide events in the latest issue of our EZine. Download and share your free copy today!
https://www.wrwss.org/ezine

07/30/2026

Celebrate Lughnasadh with the Conscious Community Coven!

Join us Saturday, August 1 for an evening of community, creativity, and celebration at the beautiful House of Bear in Grawn.
Community Potluck
Make nature crowns
Paint intention rocks
Create seed bombs for the Earth
Gather around the community fire
Honor the First Harvest with a Lughnasadh ritual

The celebration begins at 6:00 PM, and you're welcome to head home afterward—or stay the night and camp beneath the stars! Overnight campers will be asked to register at the event for everyone's safety.

This is a family-friendly gathering where we come together to celebrate the turning of the Wheel, connect with nature, and build meaningful community. Parents are welcome to bring their children but are responsible for their supervision throughout the event.

Want to lead a workshop, share music, or offer an activity? We'd love to hear from you!

Full event details, what to bring, and registration information can be found at BlessedBeTea.com or ConsciousCommunityCoven.com.

Come celebrate the First Harvest with us. We can't wait to gather around the fire with you.

07/14/2026

Death Cafe - July 18th

$0.00

Date & Time

Sat, Jul 18

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT

Location

116 E Front St

Traverse City, MI 49684

Description

Join us for a gentle and meaningful gathering: Death Café — A Conversation About Life & Death.

July 18th 2p-3p

Held in our cozy upstairs ritual room at Blessed Be Tea & Apothecary, this hour-long circle invites open, heartfelt conversation in a space rooted in warmth, respect, and community care.

A Death Café is not about darkness or morbidity—it is about connection, curiosity, and honoring the natural cycle of life. Together, we create space to speak openly about death in a way that is thoughtful, supportive, and often surprisingly uplifting.

There is no agenda, no presentation, and no pressure—just honest conversation shared in a calm, comfortable atmosphere. Come as you are, and share as much or as little as you feel called to.

Whether you are:

Curious about end-of-life topics
Moving through grief
Reflecting on your own journey
Planning ahead
Or simply drawn to deeper, meaningful conversation
…you are welcome here.

This gathering is gently guided by Angela MacLachlan, RN, [email protected] offering a grounded and compassionate presence as we hold space for one another.

Come sit, sip, and explore the beauty, mystery, and tenderness of being human—together.

03/12/2026

The Conscious Community Coven Welcomes you to Dead Poets Society

Event Theme: Gravity

Join us for a special edition of Dead Poets Society, reflecting on Gravity. Weightlessness to extremely heavy... what does gravity mean to you?

Details:
Date: March 14th and Every 2nd Saturday of the Month
Location: Blessed Be Tea and Apothecary 116 E Front St
Time: 6PM - 7 PM
Suggested Donation: $5-$10 (Donations help keep our community events going, but they are not required to attend.)

Upon arrival, we will gather in a circle and take turns reading poetry in a round-robin style. Poetry may come from poets dead or alive, and our favorites are your own original works! Participation is encouraged but not mandatory—you’re welcome to pass if you don’t have a poem to share. However, it’s always more fun to join in!

Dead Poets Society is a community-based, open-mic style poetry reading event.

At Blessed Be, we believe in the power of words and the importance of creating a sacred space for expression. While our group focuses on poetry, we also welcome writers, musicians, and all performance artists to share both mainstream and original works.

Important Note: This event is not specifically geared for children. We ask that parents use discretion when bringing kids, as poetry can sometimes touch on sensitive topics. The event is recommended for ages 15 and up.

What to Expect: Led by Allie Robinson-Ollila, this gathering forms organically, and all are welcome! Walk-ins and tag-a-long friends are always welcome.
Come and be part of our poetic community, where words come alive and everyone’s voice is heard!

03/02/2026

This is actually a duplicate page of the same business. To find all the information about Positive Life Changes, LLC , go to my other page. Positive Life Changes. You can also message me through www.facebook.com?crystalclearhealth08

01/27/2026

✨ Imbolc Full Moon Party ✨
Join us as we gather to honor the light returning under the Full Moon at Imbolc 🌕🕯️
📅 Tuesday, February 3rd
⏰ 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Blessed Be Tea
116 E. Front Street

Come share in Community, Ritual, and Intention as we celebrate renewal, inspiration, and the stirring of new beginnings. All are welcome—bring your open heart and your magic.

🌿✨ Community • Ritual • Intention ✨🌿

Imbolc Full Moon Party at Blessed Be Tea
Presented by the Conscious Community Coven

Join us for a cozy, open-house Imbolc Full Moon Party at Blessed Be Tea—a gentle gathering rooted in hope, renewal, and community connection. Imbolc marks the halfway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, a sacred threshold where the quiet of winter begins to soften and the first stirrings of spring are felt. It is a time to honor the light returning, both in the world and within ourselves.

This open-house–style celebration invites you to come and go as you please. Settle in with community, enjoy warm conversation, and take part in a short, accessible mini ritual focused on intention setting, clarity, and nurturing what is beginning to grow. Together, we’ll reflect on what we are ready to awaken, tend, and carry forward as the seasons shift.

Whether you stay for a moment or the full evening, this gathering is an offering of space—to pause, to hope, and to connect. All are welcome. Come as you are, and be part of the turning of the wheel.

01/27/2026
01/12/2026

Holding the Flame: Devotion Without Deities

We’re introducing a new conversation space called Holding the Flame—a gentle, grounded gathering for exploring spirituality without pressure, hierarchy, or dogma.

Our first event centers on Devotion Without Deities. This is not an argument against gods, goddesses, or traditional deity work. It’s an exploration of another path that exists alongside them—one that many people find more accessible, especially after complex or painful spiritual histories.

We’ll be talking about what devotion can look like when it isn’t tied to named beings, authority structures, or worship. How reverence can exist without fear. How meaning, ritual, and commitment can live in energy, cycles, ethics, and relationship rather than obedience or worthiness.

This conversation will touch on:

Why deity language can be activating after organized religion—and why stepping away can be an act of healing, not avoidance

How words like “god” carry emotional weight in the body, not just the mind

Spirituality rooted in awe, pattern, nature, and connection rather than personified power

Energy, balance, and participation instead of omnipotence

Myth as a tool for understanding, not a rulebook

The freedom for your practice to evolve, change, or remain unnamed

Devotion doesn’t have to mean submission.
It can mean presence.
Consistency.
Care.
Responsibility.

Holding the flame can be about tending what matters—without needing to name who lit it.

This is not a ritual, a class, or a decision-making forum. It is a space for presence, conversation, and mutual understanding—held with care and intention.

Every Third Thursday
Held on our Coven Discord
Not on Discord yet? Join us here: https://discord.gg/SKUZNAqG



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4242 County Road 633
Grawn, MI
49637

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