

June 23rd Peace Day Ceremony Join us [and bring your friends and family] for the beautiful and very necessary Rosicrucian Peace Ceremony on Sunday, June 23, 2024!

A vote of the members selected the Stonehenge replica (First World War memorial) site in Maryhill, WA. (The builder of this site, Mr. Hill, erroneously believed that the original Stonehenge was constructed as a place of human sacrifice. Concluding there was a parallel between the loss of life in WWI and the sacrifices at ancient Stonehenge, he set out to build a replica on the cliffs of the Columbia as a reminder of those sacrifices and the “incredible folly” of the war.)
Though it is a bit of a drive, we can help you arrange carpools with other members. Email oregon@amorc.rosicrucian.org and state what city you’d be leaving from if you’re driving or if you want to share a car. Bring comfortable folding chairs with you. Prepare for sun and wind and its cool at night.
Schedule:
11:00 am, at the Stonehenge replica war memorial https://www.maryhillmuseum.org/outside/stonehenge-memorial
Peace Ceremony A ritual where we remind ourselves of our roles to be agents of peace.
11:30 am, at the Stonehenge replica war memorial
Council of Solace A ritual where we send more peace and healing into the world.
Psychic Picnic Potluck
12:15 pm at Maryhill State Park, Shelter S2
There is a $10 day parking pass that you need to buy when entering the park. You may also purchase online ahead of time at https://www.discoverpass.wa.gov
What to Bring:
You bring your lawn blankets, picnic baskets, hamburgers, hot dogs, side dishes, and favorite drinks. Plus one thing to share with everyone! We’ll provide desserts and other drinks, plus paper plates, plastic dishware, and paper towels.
Bring a grill and charcoal for hot yummy food!
Bring your yard games, musical instruments (if you feel so inspired!), inflatable boat (because we’re next to the river), swimsuits, kites, and card games!
Maybe bring a Sweater, it’s windy up there!
A large beach umbrella, and sunscreen, because it’s really sunny up there.
A portable table if you have one.
Afterwards, or before all of these events, there’s much to see and do in and around Maryhill.
There’s the Maryhill Museum , fruit orchards, Maryhill Winery , and the Goldendale observatory .
If you arrive the night before, definitely check out the FREE telescopes and guided observations at Goldendale.
The Goldendale Observatory has a wonderful stargazing presentation, and one of the largest public use telescopes in the country. There’s the Ponderosa Motel in Goldendale, the Three Rivers Inn (closest in Biggs, WA), and Quality Inn and Suites (also Goldendale) nearby.

Helpful links
| Website for Pacific Northwest Region, AMORC Blog Site for the Pacific Northwest Region of AMORC Our Meetup Group AMRA Donations |
| Enneadic Star Pronaos (ESP) |
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