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Welcome to the MIT PSG Wiki - Homepage of the MIT Pagan Students' Group

The MIT Pagan Students' Group is a support network for Pagans in the MIT community. We welcome MIT students, employees, family members and anyone else in the MIT community with an interest in Paganism. In addition to organizing meetings and hosting rituals, we work to improve the image of Paganism in our community. Paganism is an affirmation of the beauty and sacredness of life on this earth, and of our unity with it.

The MIT PSG is also an informal collection of Wiccans (ranging from hierarchical rigid traditionalists to radical separatist feminists), Discordians, Pantheists, Shamans, Taoists, and those still searching for a path. The group is open-minded enough for people interested in Paganism as a personal religious phenomenom, as a broad political agenda, or as anything in between and beyond.

To see what is going on at the PSG, please take a look at our Current Events!

You can also take a look at our Planned Events, or take a look at our Library.

The MIT PSG office is in Walker Memorial in room 50-318.

We are now on Facebook and Twitter.

Upcoming Workshop

What: Introduction to Ritual Magick
When: Saturday, May 22, 2:30 - 6:00
Where: MIT-Pagan Student's Group office: Room: 50-318 (Walker Memorial)

Info: This class will be an introduction to the daily practice of a ritual magician. It will cover those practices that are the foundation stones of western occultism. Specifically, we will focus on the lesser and greater rituals of the pentagram, godform assumption, the fourfold adorations of the sun, the daily eucharist, and traveling in the spirit vision. This will be the second part of the Crowley class, the material that was not covered previously (actual ritual techniques). This class will also introduce the student to the Holy Kabala and the basic concepts that underlie all magical practices. There may even be cookies.