Beyerl, Paul V., Rev., 1945-2021
Bio
Rev. Paul and Rev. Gerry Beyerl, his partner since 1993, reside on an 11 acre property in southeast Minnesota just west of Houston, MN. The property is known as The Hermit’s Grove and is a retreat and educational center for The Rowan Tree Church and The Hermit's Grove. It houses the administrative offices, guest lodging for Church Members and students, a 4500-book research library, and the herbal area holding more than 200 species of dried botanicals.
The Rowan Tree Church is Wiccan, representing The Tradition of Lothloriën. Beyerl founded both in the 1970s when living in Minneapolis. The Rowan Tree Church trains its clergy in The Mystery School, a challenging and in-depth educational program. Both the Church and Mystery School serve Church Members and students living both near the center and at great distances. The Tradition is discussed at length in Beyerl’a book A Wiccan Bardo, Revisited.
The Hermit's Grove, incorporated in 1994 as a separate nonprofit organization supportive of the Church, was merged into The Rowan Tree Church in 2011. The Hermit's Grove includes the publishing house for the Church, and the Master Herbalist Program, an extensive study in botanical medicine. Beyerl is known as a Master Herbalist. He has been teaching programs in herbal medicine since the 1970s. In addition to numerous appearances throughout the U.S., Beyerl has taught in Canada and Portugal.
Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Beyerl
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
All My Relations: A Pagan Newsletter for the Turtle Island Community, v.5, no.2, Yule, 1988
All My Relations is published 8 times a year. Site L Box 25, RR #1 Kispiox Road, Hazelton, B.C. V0J 1Y0
Annual Report, 1982 - 1983
The first Annual Report, although stated Hallows 1982-1983 ce, provides historical background information on the humble beginnings in spring 1979 of The Tradition of Lothloriën. Each report includes historical information on the Church and programs as well as their financial state.
Brochure and Registration Form Announcing the Fourth Annual Pan-Pagan Festival, August 21-24, Baraboo, Wisconsin, 1980
Sponsored by the Midwest Pagan Council, a network of Covens, Pagan Temples, & other Magickal groups from Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, & elsewhere. Cover art by Dirk Dykstra ; Festival Logo by Amber. Festival Program Committee, Ginny Brubaker & Dave Norman, Temple of the Pagan Way ; Murray Winter, Pan Pagan Festival 1980 Registration Committee
Brochure and Registration Form Announcing the Third Annual Pan-Pagan Festival, July 12-15, 1979, Lake Holiday, Indiana, 1979
The 3rd Annual Pan Pagan Festival was sponsored by the Midwest Pagan Council. Cover art for the brochure by Dirk Dykstra. Designed and edited by Selena Fox.
Grow to Love 1
Healing Feelings / by Keith Ruch ; edited by Rev. Paul Beyerl. 1st ed. Houston, MN: The Hermit's Grove, 2018
"In Healing Feelings, Keith Ruch writes about taking the first steps along the path of self healing. Using his experiences as he reconciles the person he once was with the person he has become, ruch outlines simple steps one can take to first acknowledge the pain they have caused to themselves and others and then how to begint o repair any damage done, while minimizing future harm."--Myke Hutchings
Introduction to the tarot stones / by Keith Ruch ; edited by Jana Horst, Rev. Paul Beyerl. 1st ed. Kirkland, WA: The Hermit's Grove, 2014
"A new and innovative method for exploring the unique mysteries of the Tarot through the use of gems and minerals as guides."--Page 4 of cover
[R.T. News], August 18, 1985
[R.T. News], July 8, 1985
[R.T. News], [July 18]=New Moon in Cancer, 1985
The first newsletter was a single page. The second, two pages. With the third issue, an eight page newsletter with two additional pages included: one of music and the second a cartoon
The Unicorn, [v. 1, no. 1], [Yule], 1977
The Unicorn, [v. 1, no. 2], Vernal Equinox, 1978
The second issue acknowledges it to be a newsletter, much to Paul Beyerl’s delight and as such begins to provide content that reflects one with a review of a book, a review of an artisan as well as a description of what The Unicorn provides suggesting the Unicorn was not just a newsletter but also a name of a business.