House of Love formerly EVOLution2Soul

Pagans in Recovery is a 12-Step / 12-Tradition fellowship based on the example pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous.

We seek no controversy or conflict. Our purpose is to create a place—even within the recovery community—for those whose spirituality may include polytheistic worship and/or magical practices.

We are not directly allied with any sect or denomination, though we recognize a shared view of many deities and spirits which, as we see it, are integral to our recovery and continued sobriety.

Pagans in Recovery is not specific to any one Twelve-Step program and is not designed to compete with or replace any. Rather, it is available to anyone who needs it and can be used in conjunction with whichever Twelve-Step program or programs an individual is involved in.

Because of this, Pagans in Recovery defines sobriety in two ways:

1. Chemical — Abstaining from mind-altering substances, whether drugs or alcohol.
2. Process — Abstaining from obsessive or compulsive behaviors that harm us physically, spiritually, financially, or emotionally.

The addictions we identify with and seek to overcome are left up to each individual.

If you—or someone you know—could benefit from a meeting like this, please feel free to share this information.

Pagans in Recovery is a 12-Step / 12-Tradition fellowship based on the example pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous.

We seek no controversy or conflict. Our purpose is to create a place—even within the recovery community—for those whose spirituality may include polytheistic worship and/or magical practices.

We are not directly allied with any sect or denomination, though we recognize a shared view of many deities and spirits which, as we see it, are integral to our recovery and continued sobriety.

Pagans in Recovery is not specific to any one Twelve-Step program and is not designed to compete with or replace any. Rather, it is available to anyone who needs it and can be used in conjunction with whichever Twelve-Step program or programs an individual is involved in.

Because of this, Pagans in Recovery defines sobriety in two ways:

1. Chemical — Abstaining from mind-altering substances, whether drugs or alcohol.
2. Process — Abstaining from obsessive or compulsive behaviors that harm us physically, spiritually, financially, or emotionally.

The addictions we identify with and seek to overcome are left up to each individual.

If you—or someone you know—could benefit from a meeting like this, please feel free to share this information.

# Raleigh Sister Circle: Full Moon Women’s Circle in Taurus

Sunday, October 25, 2026 | 1:30–3:30 p.m.
House of Love | 825 Van Thomas Drive, Raleigh, NC
Come at 1:00 p.m. to socialize. The Full Moon Circle starts at 1:30 p.m.
About Full Moon Women’s Circle
The full moon symbolizes heightened emotions, potent creativity, and illumination. In spiritual tradition, the moon represents the feminine, the mother, our intuitive nature, and the unconscious parts of ourselves that long to be heard, seen, and expressed.
The Full Moon Women’s Circle is a sacred, safe, and loving space for introspection, connection, and witnessing your own healing experience. Together, we make room for releasing, cleansing, and renewing our light and lives.
Our October gathering honors the Taurus full moon, which reaches fullness on October 26. In astrology, Taurus brings attention to grounding, self-worth, security, and our relationship with the physical world. This is an invitation to reconnect with your body, recognize what truly nourishes you, and release attachments that no longer support your peace.
Come connect with other women who seek to release what no longer serves them and awaken the parts of themselves that bring joy and purpose. Whether you’re new to women’s circles or returning, you are welcome.
Facilitated by Jazz Celik
$5 love offering requested. Pay cash at the event, Venmo @Karin-Cross-3 (phone verification: 2475), or Cash App $KarinCross.
Location & parking: We’re meeting at Jazz Celik’s home, House of Love, at 825 Van Thomas Drive. Street parking is available in front of the house. If the street fills up, please park behind the chiropractor’s office at 6837 Falls of Neuse Road, just around the corner and approximately a two-minute walk away.
Join our Raleigh women’s circle for full moon reflection, spiritual connection, and sisterhood.

Pagans in Recovery is a 12-Step / 12-Tradition fellowship based on the example pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous.

We seek no controversy or conflict. Our purpose is to create a place—even within the recovery community—for those whose spirituality may include polytheistic worship and/or magical practices.

We are not directly allied with any sect or denomination, though we recognize a shared view of many deities and spirits which, as we see it, are integral to our recovery and continued sobriety.

Pagans in Recovery is not specific to any one Twelve-Step program and is not designed to compete with or replace any. Rather, it is available to anyone who needs it and can be used in conjunction with whichever Twelve-Step program or programs an individual is involved in.

Because of this, Pagans in Recovery defines sobriety in two ways:

1. Chemical — Abstaining from mind-altering substances, whether drugs or alcohol.
2. Process — Abstaining from obsessive or compulsive behaviors that harm us physically, spiritually, financially, or emotionally.

The addictions we identify with and seek to overcome are left up to each individual.

If you—or someone you know—could benefit from a meeting like this, please feel free to share this information.