a few weeks back, i wrote about the elusive balance and how it relates to the lightness/darkness polarity within pagan practice. the problem with using light and dark as a metaphor for moral behavior is that it doesn’t quite give … Continue reading
most forms of paganism involve some aspect of circlecraft, whether it be for personal spellwork or for ritual use. one of the most common elements of circlecraft is acknowledging and working with cartesian compass directions that usually have elemental … Continue reading
one of the biggest concerns within the eclectic community is the idea that when it comes to our expressions of god, we’re just ‘making it all up’, or even worse, ‘stealing it’ from some other culture without any regard or … Continue reading
generally, i think that the ultimate end-game is the same for everyone. you know (cue scary music)… the ‘END GAME’… but neither death, nor the post-death experience, is that end-game. can people go to heaven? sure, if the factors and … Continue reading
in terms of being ‘taken seriously’, i think its more an internal affair then an external affair. within the pagan community there are a few things i would like to see happen as being representative of moving toward spiritual maturity: … Continue reading