June 24-26, Solstice at the SUN TUNNELS (NW Utah)

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The Church of Elemental Awareness is going camping this weekend. If you enjoy electronic dance music, the desert, unique art, and are anywhere near NW Utah, you should consider coming. We have announced this on the Element11 email list previously, so hopefully those who are close got this information already.

We'll have turntables, speakers, a hookah lounge, and even air conditioning! CofEA believes in Peace, Love, Unity and Respect; We hope you can join us so we can show you what that means.

More information: www.utahcofea.org


There was a burn planned for this weekend but I'm not currently SURE that its planners are 100% right now, so that will be an added bonus if it happens.

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The Church of Elemental Awareness Invites you to Celebrate the SUN!
JUNE 23/24/25
Please see flyer:
http://www.utahcofea.org/index.php/Current_events

We will have our solar soldiers out there spinning their majick as they always
do!!! Music worthy of celebrating the sun!

Exploration of the Sun Tunnels & surrounding area

Temple Tent complete with hookah lounge and chill space.

The Oak King and the Holly King WILL duke it out to the death! I'll give you a
hint on who wins:

They fight for power every year at Yule and Midsummer.

The Holly King and the Oak King are part of Celtic mythology, and they
represent two sides to the Greenman, or Horned God. They battle twice a year,
once at Yule and once at Midsummer (Litha) to see who would rule over the next
half of the year. At Yule, the Oak King wins and at Litha, the Holly King is
victorious. In other words, the Oak King rules over the lighter half of the
year, and the Holly King over the darker half. The change from one to the
other is a common theme for rituals at Yule, and also at Midsummer.

Either way, each King represents different ideas. The time of the Oak King is
for growth, development, healing, and new projects. The Holly King's time is
for rest, reflection, and learning.

Any questions, please email me, visit our website www.utahcofea.org or call
1-866-YAY-PLUR