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Hands of Change MembersHands of Change has a diverse group of members. Read about the members of Hands of Change, who they are, and what skills and talents they have to offer the community at large. |
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Crow CopperkillCrow Copperkill is an ordained Wiccan minister, shamanic healer and founding member of Hands of Change. She teaches and practices cross-cultural healing techniques from Celtic, Native American, South American, and Greek shamanic traditions, among others. She is author of the Shamanism Guide for the Ordo Corona Luci, as well as several articles on shamanism. A Reiki II practitioner and massage therapist, she has been practicing Wicca since 1994 and shamanism since 1992. In 2003 she entered the Mother phase of her life-cycle by giving birth to her son, Samuel. Crow is a bit of a Jane of all trades. To find out more about what she does, visit the following websites: Shamanic Healer: www.geocities.com/womensretreat and click on Shamanic Healing Writer: www.amarawilley.com Massage Therapist: www.amarawilley.com/massage Professional Organizer: www.organizenj.com MaeveMaeve is a founding member of Hands of Change Coven. Her background is in traditionalist Wicca, with training in ceremonial magick, South American Shamanism, and Eastern studies. She received extensive training as a ritual priestess in spell craft, color healing work, and Wiccan religious methodology in Georgia, where she was a member of two covens. She has shared this knowledge with others in the public rituals and classes she has conducted at both the Caduceus Festival and HOC's Annual Pagan Picnic. She has been studying Tarot for over 25 years, and teaches classes on this subject, as well as others. As a Kore member, she created Hands Of Change's initial charter agreement, helped design our circle building rituals, and led the way in locating out-door space for our Sabbat rituals. Her wealth of Wiccan knowledge and theory, and pagan music enriches the group. GaiaGaia (Charlene Dzielak) has been a member of Hands of Change Coven since Imbolc 2000 and has been following a Nature oriented lifestyle all her life. A camper and gardener since childhood, she is well versed in the interconnection between all of creation. Her many hobbies and interests include canoeing, birding, hiking, herbology, tarot, rocks and minerals, reading, and the study of nearly anything in Nature. In 2003, she and her family purchased 25 wooded acres in Old Bridge, NJ where they are in the process of creating Gaia’s Garden Grove (AKA G3), a festival and group campsite dedicated to spirituality and providing a place for humans to relearn the lessons offered by Mother Earth. A recent widow, Gaia lost her husband of 30 years in March 2004 to cancer. She has a son and two daughters in their twenties, and a young granddaughter, all of whom are helping to create G3 and who will live with her in their newly constructed main house onsite once it is finished. Projected date for move-in is July 2005. For continuing progress reports, or to volunteer to assist on work dates, please join the G3 yahoo group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GaiasGardenGrove/KokopelliKokopelli has considered himself NeoPagan since 1988. Initiated by Lady Maeve Rhea, MotherChant Coven, PA, 1990, and elevated to 2nd degree, Star Born Sothis, by Lady Zanoni Silverknife, Starseed Cuveen, WA, 1993, he became a member of Hands of Change on Beltane, 2000. Kokopelli serves as coven astrologer and scribe. A singer-guitarist, writer-performer, and an advisor for personal planning and organizing. Contact Kokopelli at: kokopelligi@aol.com EdBio forthcoming LadyWolfBio Forthcoming GazelleGazelle started with Hands of Change at the Pagan Picnic 2000. She dedicated herself to the Coven in 2003. She was a solitary witch prior to her dedication. Gazelle can be called upon to use aromatherapy in her spells. By day she is a drama therapist and a Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor. |
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