Many assorted book titles from famous authors from around the world! Please visit the store at 497 Woolwich St., Guelph ON for available selection and prices. And also, check out the featured LOCAL AUTHORS from Guelph and Surrounding areas:

Book cover with a serene blue water background. Text: "HEALING IS POSSIBLE: Ten Things You Need to Know to Heal" by local author Sylvia Plester-Silk. A journal cover with a serene blue ocean design reads "HEALING IS POSSIBLE COMPANION JOURNAL" by Sylvia Plester-Silk. Mood is calm.

Book: Free to Fly Redefining life experiences & discovering passion and purpose By Lisa Browning. Local author

Book: Healing the Hurt A step-by-step guide to alleviate and minimize pain. By Fran Garton, M.Ed., M.A. Local author

Book: Spirit Leads The Way Stories of what world and our intuition have taught us By: Debra Falco and Sandra Baker

Book: Transcendence Journey of the immortal part of us By B. L. Wayne Local author

Book: Inquiries of the Craft An exploration of Humanist Wicca By Bryan Stafford Local author

Book: As Close As Your Phone A personal journey of reconnection with spirit and the afterlife. By Brenda Cassidy Local author

As we embrace the wonderful transition towards the Fall Equinox, it is a time to reflect on the changes that nature brings with the shifting of the seasons. This moment, which typically occurs around September 22nd or 23rd in the Northern Hemisphere, marks the point when day and night are approximately equal in length. It is a beautiful reminder of balance in our lives and the natural world. During this period, leaves begin to change color, showcasing vibrant hues of red, orange, and yellow, creating a breathtaking tapestry across the landscape. The Fall Equinox also symbolizes the harvest season, a time when many cultures celebrate the abundance of crops gathered throughout the year. Festivals and gatherings often take place, honoring the efforts of farmers and the gifts of the earth. This is an ideal opportunity to express gratitude for the food we have, the relationships we nurture, and the experiences that enrich our lives. As the days grow shorter and the air becomes crisper, it is also a moment to turn inward. Many people use this time for self-reflection, setting intentions, and preparing for the colder months ahead. The Fall Equinox encourages us to find harmony within ourselves, just as it balances the light and dark of the day. So, take a moment to celebrate this enchanting transition. Enjoy the seasonal flavors, like pumpkin spice and apple cider, and engage in outdoor activities that allow you to appreciate the beauty of nature’s transformation. Whether you choose to participate in traditional rituals or simply enjoy the changing scenery, may this Fall Equinox bring you peace, joy, and a renewed sense of purpose as we move forward into the embrace of autumn.

A workshop that looks at how to be an ally to those experiencing oppression is designed to create a safe and inclusive environment where participants can learn, share, and engage in meaningful discussions. This workshop aims to educate individuals about the various forms of oppression that exist in society, including but not limited to racism, sexism, homophobia, ableism, and classism. Throughout the session, participants will explore the historical contexts and current realities of marginalized communities, gaining a deeper understanding of the systemic issues that contribute to these oppressive experiences. The workshop will include an interactive activity and group discussions, that encourage participants to step into the shoes of those affected by oppression. By doing so, they will cultivate empathy and a personal connection to the struggles faced by others. Additionally, the workshop will provide practical tools and strategies for being an effective ally, including how to listen actively, amplify marginalized voices, and confront discriminatory behavior in everyday situations. Participants will also learn about the importance of self-reflection and the need to examine their own privileges and biases in order to better support those who are oppressed. At Soul Intention Took place on Thursday September 11th, 2025 at 7 PM ET $30 each participant Attendees engaged in conversations about intersectionality, understanding how various identities and experiences intersect to shape individual lives. This will help participants recognize that being an ally is not just about offering support but also about advocating for systemic change and justice. By the end of the workshop, participants will leave with a comprehensive toolkit of resources and actionable steps they can take to be effective allies in their own communities, fostering a greater sense of responsibility and commitment to social justice.

The Full Moon S.M.C. in-person gatherings offer empowerment, support and acceptance, done through ritual and celebration together at Esbats and Sabbats. This circle forms a close bond of friendship and coven-family to local members residing in or near the City of Guelph and Wellington County, Ontario, Canada. Join the next public gathering of the Sacred Meadow Circle on Thursday September 3rd, 2026 Starts at 7 PM ET at Soul Intention 497 Woolwich St., Guelph ON. This is a FREE event to attend to provide an opportunity to learn about the coven. Craft names are welcome!!! These are monthly gatherings that are free to attend and take place in various areas of Southern Ontario and occasionally take place at Soul Intention. So please watch the event announcements for future dates and times. Future Date to take note: Thursday, September 3rd, 2026, at 7 PM ET Thursday, October 1st, 2026, at 7 PM ET Thursday, October 29th, 2026 at 7 PM ET ... And more to come!!! Stay tuned for more dates in 2026! ​ It is the intention of the New Moon S.M.C. private gatherings to organize and provide opportunities for members to learn and provide a safe place to explore the setting up of unique practices in the craft. As well as creating teaching and learning opportunities from shared experiences. More information is available about how to join and the structure and expectations of membership for informed decision-making at: https://www.soulintention1111.ca/coven More information about the Astral S.M.C. Virtual Gatherings (online over Zoom) at: https://www.soulintention1111.ca/post/the-sacred-meadow-circle-astral-virtual-gathering-every-wednesday-at-8-pm-et, which take place every Wednesday at 8 PM ET. Group Rules: Know... ...when TO KNOW Do research and exploration of the craft in the areas of your own interests. Everyone has a different point of view. This path is a lifetime of development. Please be kind and courteous at all times. ...when TO DARE Do what feels right and stay true to your own practice. Please respectfully disagree if doing so. Bullying, targeting, or attacking a member of this group is not allowed and will not be tolerated. ...when TO WILL We can support each other in finding your own way in the craft. Manifest your own will's desires. Be mindful of the Law of III if part of your practice. No selling to or spamming other members. ...when TO BE SILENT Revealing the identities of witches or other coven information could result in the jeopardization of wellness or safety for other members. Please be respectful, supportive and considerate of one another. It should also be mentioned: All else that is permitted to be revealed to non-members is that the Sacred Meadow Circle exists as a collaboration of separated gatherings of witches. No in-coven business is discussed outside of the circles such as but not limited to what is discussed, the magickal workings that are involved, traditions explored, any trainings or lessons that take place within, or who any of the other members are, etc. Since witches and witchcraft face so many misconceptions and misunderstandings in the world today, it's worth mentioning again that revealing the identities of witches or other coven information could result in the jeopardization of wellness or safety for others. Please be respectful and considerate of one another. - Blessed be!

A workshop on working with local useful plants is designed to educate participants about the diverse range of plant species that can be found in their immediate environment and how these plants can be utilized for various purposes. This engaging and informative session will cover a wide array of topics, including the identification of native plants, their ecological significance, and their practical applications in everyday life. Participants will learn how to recognize useful plants that may often be overlooked, including herbs, wildflowers, and shrubs that possess medicinal, nutritional, and practical qualities. At Soul Intention Watch the event announcements for a return of this workshop in Spring 2026 *Please note: A big part of this workshop happens outdoors. And so, in the event of inclement weather, this event may be rescheduled to a later date if conditions are not favourable. All those who register via email will be notified ASAP! Thank you for your understanding as we work with what nature provides. The workshop will focus on one plant in particular as an example and delve into the historical uses of the plants and how this knowledge can be applied in modern contexts. Hands-on activities will allow attendees to engage directly with the plants, learning how to responsibly harvest and prepare them for use. This may include demonstrations on creating herbal remedies, teas, or culinary dishes that incorporate the local flora. Moreover, the workshop will emphasize sustainable practices, encouraging participants to understand the importance of conservation and the role these plants play in maintaining biodiversity within their ecosystems. By the end of the workshop, attendees will not only have gained valuable knowledge about a local useful plant but will also be inspired to incorporate this newfound understanding into their lifestyles, learn about the many other varieties of local plants, and fostering a deeper connection with their natural surroundings. Call 226-332-9459 for more information