Hindu Mythology offers a comprehensive journey into the heart of Hindu mythology, blending mythological narratives with philosophical insights to explore the deeper meanings and universal truths embedded in ancient stories. From iconic deities like Vishnu, Shiva, and Durga to foundational concepts like karma, dharma, and moksha, this course delves into the myths, symbols, and spiritual teachings that have shaped Hindu thought for millennia.
Through engaging lessons, reflective assignments, and creative projects, students will uncover how Hindu mythology serves as a guide for ethical living, spiritual growth, and understanding the interconnectedness of life and the cosmos.
Teacher: Agatha Bennett
Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
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Explore the ancient concept of the divine wheel—a cosmic force governing fate, time, and the rise and fall of gods and heroes. Drawing from Greek, Norse, Hindu, and other global traditions, this course uncovers how deities, heroes, and nature interact within these cycles. Through storytelling, myth-making, and comparative analysis, students will learn about mythological cycles and craft their own divine narratives and symbols. From the Wheel of Dharma to Ragnarok, the Hero’s Journey to apocalyptic renewal, this course delves into the mystical patterns shaping gods and humanity.
Teacher: Maeve Branwen
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Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
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“Dante’s Inferno: The Nine Circles of Hell” is a vivid literary and theological exploration of sin, justice, and the soul’s descent into darkness. Through detailed lessons, students journey with Dante and Virgil from the confused shadows of the dark wood to the icy core of betrayal, uncovering the symbolic meaning and moral architecture of each circle of Hell. Blending historical, religious, and psychological insight, this course offers a powerful reflection on human behavior, spiritual consequence, and the redemptive path that begins with self-awareness.
Teacher: Agatha Bennett
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Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
Required Items: Items to complete hands on projects
This course is designed for students interested in deepening their understanding of Gaia, the Greek goddess of the Earth, and incorporating her energy and teachings into their witchcraft practice. Through a combination of mythology, rituals, and practical applications, students will learn to honor Gaia and work with her in their spiritual practices.
Teacher: Maeve Branwen
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Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
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Mythology has shaped cultures, inspired civilizations, and influenced religious and philosophical thought for millennia. This course explores the myths, legends, and deities of various ancient civilizations, offering an in-depth look at their belief systems, cultural values, and symbolic storytelling. From the powerful gods of Greek and Norse mythology to the intricate spiritual traditions of Hindu, Buddhist, and Chinese mythology, students will uncover the stories that defined societies and their connections to the natural and supernatural world. The course also examines the deep spiritual narratives of Native American, African, and Celtic traditions, the divine rulerships of Egyptian and Roman pantheons, and the epic tales of Japanese and Mesopotamian mythology. Through these lessons, students will gain a broad understanding of how mythology continues to influence modern literature, art, and religious thought. Join us on a journey across time and culture as we unravel the myths that have shaped human civilization.
Teacher: Agatha Bennett
Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
Required Items: None
Discover the brilliance of Hindu mythology through the sacred stories of its most powerful deities. In “Gods of Light and Power: A Journey Through Hindu Mythology,” students will explore the divine roles of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Ganesha, and Parvati. This course reveals how each god embodies cosmic purpose—creation, preservation, transformation, wisdom, and protection. With myth, symbolism, and spiritual insight, learners will uncover timeless lessons woven into the heart of Indian tradition.
Teacher: Agatha Bennett
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Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
Required Items: Items to complete hands on projects
Step into the sacred world of Loa, crossroads, and ancestral power in The Spirit Walkers: Mysteries of Voodoo Mythology. This five-lesson course unveils the rich spiritual traditions of Voodoo—exploring its West African origins, sacred spirits, misunderstood rituals, magical tools, and views on life after death. With each step, students will uncover the truth behind the myths, connect with sacred symbols, and honor a spiritual tradition that walks between the worlds. Hands-on projects, symbolic art, and immersive lessons bring the living power of Voodoo mythology to life.
Teacher: Agatha Bennett
Teacher Assistant:
Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation
Required Items: Items to complete hands on projects
Step into the enchanted marble halls of ancient Rome, where gods walked among mortals, oracles whispered fate, and the boundaries between empire and enchantment blurred. Echoes of Empire is a dynamic, immersive course that explores the vast pantheon of Roman deities and how their myths, symbols, and rituals continue to inspire modern spiritual paths and witchcraft. From invoking Jupiter's thunderous will to crafting Venusian love spells, this course uncovers the hidden magick woven into Roman mythology and teaches you how to work with these powerful archetypes in your own practice.
Explore the syncretic beauty of Roman religion, uncover ancient festivals and rites, and learn to channel the divine presence of the gods through spellwork, meditation, astrology, and sacred ritual. Whether you’re a curious historian, practicing witch, or devotional polytheist, this course offers a spellbinding fusion of lore and living magick.
Teacher: Maeve Branwen
Teacher Assistant:
Class Limit: Unlimited
Class Prerequisite: Orientation,
Required Items: Knowledge of ritual writing. Basic altar and ritual items, journal and pen.