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09/21/2026

The winner of our raffle basket happened to be present at the end of the day's festivities! While a bit camera shy, they were very excited to take possession of the Jaguar and its treasure trove.

A huge thank you to everyone who stopped by the booth to get readings and to talk with us. We had some great conversations, and we're looking forward to seeing you at future events!

Another huge thank you to the members of our community who volunteered for booth shifts and donated items for fundraising. This couldn't have been as fun or successful without you!

We look forward to coming back out for Pagan Pride Day next year, continuing to make connections and getting to know our wider community. 😄

09/19/2026

It's been a busy year getting settled and organized in our new physical location by the airport, but we've finally made it out to Pagan Pride Day! We'll be here until closing at 6pm if you'd like to swing by and say hi. 😁

We're set up in the vendor horseshoe north of the Idlewild pool south of the Rose Garden. We're stocked with information about our traditions and events, a raffle basket valued at over $300 (winner to be chosen at 5:30 this evening), a divination station with over half a dozen varieties to choose from, items and crafts donated by our members to help us with fundraising, and a bunch of volunteers who would love to answer any questions you may have about who we are and what we do.

As of now, we still have puppy treats for your four legged friends!

03/09/2026

Well… the cosmos really said “let’s make it interesting.”

This week we’ve got:
✨ The clocks changing
✨ A Full Moon lighting everything up
✨ Mercury Retrograde stirring up miscommunication and tech glitches
✨ And it all wraps up with Friday the 13th

If emails get weird, plans change, emotions run high, or your technology suddenly decides it needs a nap… don’t panic. That’s just the cosmic weather.

This is a great week to:
🔮 Slow down and double-check details
🔮 Reflect instead of rushing forward
🔮 Get extra rest and stay grounded
🔮 Laugh when things go sideways

Remember: Mercury Retrograde isn’t here to ruin your life — it’s here to make you pause, rethink, and realign.

Good luck out there, everyone.
And yes… wash your hands. 🧼✨

02/27/2026

Mercury Goes Retrograde Tonight ♄✨

Tonight, Mercury appears to move backward in the sky — and with it, we often feel shifts in communication, technology, travel, contracts, and clarity.

Before you panic or blame Mercury for every awkward text, let’s remember:

Retrogrades aren’t curses. They are *corrections.*

This is a season of:
🔮 Re-thinking instead of reacting
📝 Reviewing instead of rushing
📞 Clarifying instead of assuming
🧹 Cleaning up loose ends
🧘‍♂️ Slowing down your speech and your schedule

Double-check your emails. Back up your files. Read the fine print. Leave early for events. And maybe… don’t send that emotionally charged message tonight.

Spiritually, Mercury retrograde is powerful for:
• Journaling and reflection
• Revisiting old spiritual studies
• Reworking rituals or devotional practices
• Reconnecting with people from your past (with discernment)
• Divination focused on clarity rather than prediction

If miscommunication arises, ask:
“Is this a misunderstanding… or an opportunity to understand more deeply?”

Retrograde energy rewards patience and punishes impulsivity.

Let’s move intentionally.
Let’s speak carefully.
Let’s listen twice as much as we talk.

And remember — the cosmos is not against you. It is inviting you to refine.

How are you planning to work with this retrograde?

02/05/2026

February 5–6 marks the Feast of Isis, a sacred Romano-Egyptian observance honoring Isis, the great goddess of healing, magic, protection, and restoration. Worshipped across Egypt and the Roman world, Isis was beloved as a divine mother, healer, and restorer of balance—one who gathers what has been broken and makes it whole again.

This feast celebrates Isis’ power to overcome chaos, grief, and disorder. Through devotion, ritual, and prayer, followers called upon her wisdom to bring healing to bodies, homes, communities, and the wider world. In Roman tradition, this observance was closely tied to renewal, purification, and the return of life and order after periods of darkness.

The Feast of Isis invites us to reflect on:
• Healing after loss or upheaval
• Reclaiming wholeness from fragmentation
• Trusting in renewal even after chaos
• Honoring compassion, resilience, and sacred care

You are warmly invited to join us for an Auset (Isis) Sopdet Devotional - Hwt Peret Auset as we honor her healing presence through prayer, reflection, and sacred intention.

May these days be a time to tend wounds seen and unseen, to call peace where there has been turmoil, and to honor the quiet, powerful work of healing.

Blessings of Isis to all who seek restoration and balance.

02/04/2026

Dísablót, traditionally observed on February 4, is a sacred Norse pagan holy day devoted to honoring the Dísir—powerful female ancestral spirits and guardians of family, land, and fate. Held in the heart of winter, this observance marked a time when communities turned inward, offering reverence to those unseen forces that protect and guide their lineages.

Dísablót, translating to “sacrifice to the dísir,” was a pivotal event in Norse tradition. The dísir, encompassing figures like the Valkyries and possibly the Norns, were revered as guardians and influencers of fate. Honoring these female spirits was believed to ensure protection, prosperity, and a bountiful harvest.

The Dísir are believed to watch over homes and descendants, weaving luck, protection, and destiny across generations. During Dísablót, offerings were made and prayers spoken to strengthen the bond between the living and the ancestors—acknowledging that survival, prosperity, and identity are gifts carried forward through ancestral hands.

This holy day invites reflection on:
• Ancestral wisdom and inherited strength
• Gratitude for those who came before us
• Protection of home, hearth, and family
• Honoring the spirits who walk with us unseen

Dísablót reminds us that remembering our ancestors is an act of power and continuity. By honoring them, we ground ourselves more fully in who we are and where we come from.

Hail the Dísir. Hail the Ancestors.

02/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Imbolc High Holiday Ritual and Iro Devotional last night!

A recap on our Discord from Sweatpeatrix said:
"What an absolutely stunning Imbolc ritual that was last night.
The altars were so beautiful and what the Celtic team brought to the evening with intention, helping us navigate burying the old and welcoming the new for this coming year, was impressive. Great job, all around, and the fellowship was 🔥!"

Address

1755 E. Plumb, Ste #130
Reno, NV
89502

Website

https://circlesofthehighsierrastemple.org/

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