Finding reason in ritual.
There are many misconceptions about tarot cards. From superstitious beliefs that divination is evil or allows you to communicate with the dead to thinking that all card readers must either have psychic abilities or they’re all complete quacks.
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Read More The Psychology of TarotIt’s Mabon, folks! Also known as the autumn equinox, Mabon ushers in my favorite time of year. I don’t know about you, but fall is also the season when I feel most spiritual as a pagan. Mabon serves as the kick-off to this exciting season, and its themes are all about preparation, abundance, harvest, gratitude, […]
Read More 5 Ways Pantheists Can Celebrate MabonI mentioned in my last post that I was rewriting various pagan and/or Wiccan rituals to better fit my pantheist beliefs. For non-theists who also identify as pagan or who are simply trying to incorporate more spirituality into their lives via pagan practices, it can be difficult to overlook some of the language in many […]
Read More A Note on Deity & A Daily BlessingI’ve been working on rewording certain rituals to make them fit my pantheist pagan beliefs, but one thing I’ve always liked is Wicca’s “Thirteen Goals of a Witch.” I’ve found that it aligns with my own intentions being on this spiritual path, but words like “Craft” and “Goddess and God” don’t fit in with most […]
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Exploring Pagan Spirituality from an Anglo Saxon Druid Perspective
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