Message Circles

Message Circle
A gathering where individuals may receive messages from Spirit. Time may vary depending on attendance but usually a duration of about 2 hours. Attendance limited to a maximum of 20, but may be smaller or larger, depending on medium’s

Light Trance Circle
A circle where the medium is overshadowed by Spirit but is still consciously aware. Spirit communication may include message bearing and/or discourse. Attendance limited to a maximum of 20, but may be smaller depending on medium’s requirements. Reservations recommended.

Deep Trance circle
A circle where the medium works in a “sleep like” state and a spirit entity assumes control of the communication. Spirit communication may include message bearing and/or discourse. May occur in unlit to fully lighted room. Reservations required due to space limitations and absolutely no one admitted after circle begins. Previous deep trance circle experience recommended, exceptions will be made at the medium’s discretion.

Séance
A circle that usually occurs in an unlit environment solely for the purpose of producing physical phenomena. May include: spirit lights, transfiguration, raps, trumpet, levitation, apports and/or materialization. Energy is used for the unified purpose of enhancing spiritual awareness. Reservations required due to space limitations and absolutely no one admitted after circle begins. Previous séance experience recommended, exceptions may be made a medium’s discretion.

Specialty Circles
May include but not limited to: flower readings, billets, psychometry, animal communication, medicine cards, auras and spirit artistry. Time may vary depending on attendance but usually a duration of about 2 hours. Attendance limited to space availability. Reservations recommended. These are circles and should not be confused with psychic fair readings.

Student Circles
Message circles conducted by student mediums under the guidance of a Minister/Teacher. Will follow the same format as regular circles.

Instructor Circles
Institute Instructors conduct message circles as a continuation of the instruction program.