For more about the Reclaiming tradition, visit their website , read something by Starhawk , check out some of our teachers , send us an email , or just come to camp for the Reclaiming intensive. Campers come from a wide range of spiritual backgrounds, and many of us blend the Reclaiming tradition with other spiritual practices. At camp you may meet Shamans, Christians, Jews, Buddhists, Atheists, Agnostics, Pantheists, Born-again Pagans, Pagans by birth, and even the occasional Republican. What we share is a desire to find vision for ourselves, our communities and our planet, and to empower ourselves to manifest that vision in the world. The day at Reclaiming Magic begins with hot coffee, real cream, a breakfast bar, and optional offerings such as sacred dance or men's mysteries .
Mornings focus on path work, week-long classes led by teams of Reclaiming teachers.
Different paths may aim at intense personal transformation, deepening one's connection with the Earth, or discovering more about the elements of magic. We use the skills we learn to deepen our strength, both as individuals and as community, to voice our concerns about the world in which we live, and to bring to birth a vision of a new culture. In the afternoon , affinity groups give campers a chance to check in with a small circle of new friends. The work of camp can be intense, and affinity groups serve as a touchstone and resource to help you process the experience. Campers are encouraged to offer classes and workshops.