This group is for tarot readers of all levels - from professionals to those picking up their first deck. Network with other readers, talk about decks, events and spreads. Please see this link for more information. http://tarot.meetup.com/245/about/ Hope to meet you soon!

Sick Minds is not your traditional/original book club. No romance novels, best sellers, Oprah's list or tear jerking books allowed. This book club will be reading bizarre and entertaining  books that are also humorous and sometimes considered disturbing to the common folk. Death: A Life by George Pendle is one example. It is a humor book written in a memoir style about Death.  One of my sons helped me name the group after I was trying to define a sick mind. He actually did something sick that I …

Meet fellow Tarot Card Readers and other people interested in Tarot in Orange County! Come to our local Tarot Meetup for fun and to talk about the Major Arcana, Minor Arcana, the Fool, Swords, Rods, Coins, Cups - anything to do with Tarot!

This is a practice and discussion group to deepen spiritual practice as part of a twelve step recovery process. Our material is drawn from the Inner Harmony Approach workshops developed by Peter Amato. Peter is a meditation master, yoga teacher, psychotherapist and founder of the Inner Harmony Wellness Center in Scranton, PA. His book Soul Silence: A Unique Approach to Mastering the 11th Step outlines a comprehensive program that shows you how to develop a conscious connection with a h …

Formally, this meetup group was known as Tarot 101.  I began the group in search of people who were inclined to learning tarot and open to other mystical topics.   After a year of meeting some wonderful human beings, we've come to the realization that the tarot has become a great vehicle for us to begin talking about our personal interests.  We have been blessed to have a mixed group of people who are developing many gifts, including tarot reading.   We are ready to expand our group to other …

If you want a book club where we pick a book, have an outlined discussion and only talk about the book, this is not it! Most BOOK clubs are of the "You must read this specific book to hang out with us" variety. Our club, on the other hand, uses whichever title we've picked as more of a jumping-off point and we end up discussing a whole slew of different books, authors, and genres. Sometimes, the subject just goes into an off the wall place. You never know what we end up talking about or doing. T …

… Open to readers who have a love of Spanish language and culture. Welcome to all speaking levels, whether you're just learning Spanish or are a native speaker.

I decided to start this group because I enjoy reading and I'd like to meet other fellow readers in the area. We will meet monthly to discuss a book chosen by a member. We will take turns choosing the month's book based on the first members to sign up. The monthly meeting place will also be determined by the member whose turn it is to choose the book. They can choose both book and location based on convenience, relevance, or any other whim that interests them. Snacks and drinks are not off limits …

Like books? Like to talk about life, happiness, and the occasional paper-cut from books? (or bruised toe for you kindle and nook readers.) This is the group for you. We are a diverse group of race, age, and gender who have one come together for one common interest - books. Yet in exploring the stories or history together, we discover we have so much more in common as well. We don't follow one genre or one author but try to find new areas to branch into each month. We also don't break the stories …

If your a reader of Make Magazine, you will really understand the Maker memories of taking apart your parents electronics, learning how they work, and putting them back together. Since making is not merely electronics, its more like having a hobby and being extremely interested in creating or learning something. So we have formed Make:OC for just that. This is a new growing group with a wide range of personal goals. what we do know as of now, Meet other Makers, Share knowledge and ideas. Please …

Meet other local readers and followers of The Artist's Way, by Julia Cameron. Network and get support from others who have worked through (or are working through) Julia Cameron’s amazing book, The ARTIST WAY. Use Julia’s process to unblock your creativity, and you’ll find that your life will never be the same! This group is for anyone looking to open up creativity, find purpose in their life, or further their creative careers (including but not limited to writer, musicians, artists, entrepreneur …

Community Bible Study is an in-depth Bible Study open to all women from all backgrounds and various Bible knowledge. Women who are new to studying God's Word as well as those with advanced knowledge will be stimulated and encouraged through weekly studies, lectures, worship and fellowship. We welcome mothers with babies - nursery care is available. Our nurturing pre-school program focuses on God's love. Our home school program welcomes students from 1st - 8th grade. For strong readers the curric …

The Great Books Foundation promotes reading, thinking, and the sharing of ideas for people of all ages. Since 1947, the Foundation has helped millions of people make the reading and discussion of literature a lifelong source of enjoyment, personal growth, and social engagement.

Root Simple is about back to basics, DIY living, encompassing homegrown vegetables, chickens, herbs, hooch, bicycles, cultural alchemy, and common sense. We're always learning, figuring stuff out, taking advantage of the enormous smarts of our friends and our on-line community, and trying to give some of that back in turn. Root Simple is a gathering place for everyone. We'll post our speaking engagements, book signings classes and other happenings of interest to the readers of our blog.

Advice from Cher Horowitz from the classic film Clueless: "You should read one non-school book a week." This advice applies not only to high school girls, but also to lesbians, queers, gay ladies. The LA Gay Lady Book Club is for women who want to read one cool book a month, and we'll be taking suggestions on what to read from the club's members. The books we read may or may not be lesbian/queer themed, but the Ladies who attend probably will be ;) (gay/lesbian/bi/queer, trans family welcome) Re …

Our Meetup group began in summer 2007, and while our members represent a diverse range of ages and backgrounds, we all share a passion for books. Most members are from the San Fernando or San Gabriel Valleys. We meet on the fourth Thursday of each month at a different member's home for an evening of socializing and book discussion. We currently have a few spaces open for new members. If you'd like to join our group, please submit a membership request.