Join us for an unforgettable night of majik, myth, and mead as we journey into the realms of Ballads, Dragons, Spells, and Mead a gathering where ancient traditions awaken through story, song, imaginal meditation and spellplay.

For centuries, mead has been a sacred elixir, woven into the fabric of legend, ritual, and initiation. Revered by ancient cultures, known as the Mead of Inspiration and Drink of the Gods, a golden key unlocking the deeper mysteries of existence. In this immersive ceremonial event, Aaron Pyne the Elven Wizard rekindles the lost majik of mead, blending ancient lore, epic ballads, dragon meditations, and spell-weaving into a powerful experience of enchantment and transformation.

Part I: Mead & Myth – A Feast for the Soul

The night begins with a spread of local artisanal meads, each carrying the essence of the land and the whispers of ancient traditions. As we sip this divine nectar, Aaron will invoke its sacred power as a symbol of life’s sweetness, courage, and inspiration. Through spoken tales and epic ballads, he will recount the mythic origins of mead.

Let the majik transport you as we raise our cups in honor of the ancestors and the hidden majik within.

Part II: The Dragon’s Breath – A Majikal Spell-Weaving

In the second part of the night, we venture into the realm of dragons, spellcraft, poetree, and imaginal meditation journeying. Aaron will guide a powerful majikal meditation journey, calling upon the wisdom of Mead, Dragons and more to take you on an epic journey.

With the luminous qualities of mead as our conduit, we will weave spells of power, courage, and destiny, tapping into the forgotten currents of dragonfire and star mana. Each participant will be invited to speak or inscribe their intention, sealing their spell through the ritual power of the gathering.

Part III: Dance of the Dragonfire

As the night deepens, the ceremony culminates in movement and embodiment. With the sounds of Norse and Celtic melodies, rhythmic drum beats, and wild flute, we dance in honor of the fire within, embracing the spirit of revelry and transformation.

Come drink, play, weave, and awaken in this epic fusion of mead, myth, and majik.

Will you answer the call?

When offering these Majikal Mead Ceremonies, the big question I often get

“I don’t drink anymore. I’ve had problems in the past with alcohol; should I attend?”

Well, as the Elven Wizard likes to say, “Just because you fell into a thicket of poison ivy and rolled around in it for a while doesn’t mean you shouldn’t stop and smell a flower down the path.”

While Mead is technically a form of alcohol, there are several key differences I’ve observed. One is that Mead itself is the essence of honey, which is the nectar of flowers alchemized by bees. This is a very different sugar base and energetic quality than that of a singular plant such as hops, grapes, barley, etc.

For me and those I’ve shared it with, the experience is very different as well. Instead of creating a more dissociative effect and suppression of feelings, it actually allows the energy of emotions to be alchemized and applied through the expression of the heart. Hence the title “The Mead of Poetry” allows what is stored away to be put to creative expression. Within the ceremonial context, I’ve expanded as I weave a multitude of techniques to connect you to your heart and spirit while partaking of the sacred elixir. This allows you to engage with your inner challenges from a new perspective with more light, joy, awareness, and love so that you can optimize what is within you and rise to a new level of creative potential.

On modern society, many drink alcohol as an escape mechanism from the trials of life. In this experience, we partake of the sacred need to call forth more of your eternal nature into your body. It is an invitation to your Spirit so that you can live life to the fullest and savor the sweetness that is here for you. I imagine that is why it is called the “Drink of the Gods” as it invites that divine aspect of yourself to come be here now. You actually become more engaged, more inspired, more courageous, more empowered.

On a physical level, after drinking your standard alcohol, most people experience various physical symptoms (headaches, stomachaches, hangovers, etc.). I have personally never felt any discomfort from drinking (quality) mead, nor has anyone reported such things to me. Participants have shared that mead relieved stomach aches, migraines, and other ailments that they were feeling before drinking mead.

Many attendees of my ceremonies who had previous struggles with alcohol in the past reported to me how amazing this experience was to help them rewrite their experience with alcohol, and they received a lot of inner healing through the experience.

So I invite you to explore this drink of the Gods as you will.