Book review: The Ancient Paths: Discovering the Lost Map of Celtic Europe
Author: Graham Robb
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Harm None
I’ve written about my distaste for the Wiccan Rede before: Harm None. An’ it harm none, do as ye will. Harm who? Harm how? As Kraig asks, does this mean we must all be vegans who sweep the ground to avoid stepping on bugs? Does it just mean to avoid harming other people? Just physically, […]
Storm – a Poem
Identity and Purpose
A little while ago, I described an experience I had in terms of a “crisis of faith.” Of course, this is a misnomer, because I’m pagan, and “faith” isn’t central to my religion. But I was having an issue because of my understanding of how devotion should work and how that defined my relationship to […]
Study Course – WARRIOR HISTORY, LEGEND, MIND AND BODY FOR THE CELTIC POLYTHEIST
This is a study course I created for a short lived study program that will probably never see the light of day. Perhaps someone reading might want to try it out.
Basics and Assumptions
I’ve written some stuff on wards and energy work. This is an area that I have done a bit of work in, and am very comfortable pontificating on. I saw this post on Tumblr, and it gave me pause. What struck me wasn’t so much the technique describe so much as the assumptions that were […]
Leaving the Fold
Teo Bishop, author at Bishop in the Grove and occasionally at the Wild Hunt, has had a profound spiritual revelation. This year at Samhain I’m coming to terms with the realization that Paganism, itself, does not serve me in the way that I thought it did. Stranger even, I’m feeling pulled back to the Episcopal […]
What is Service?
I’ve talked a couple times now about the idea of service and I’ve realized that maybe I need to clarify what I mean by that. Most people who honor the Gods and spirits* do so as the equivalent of what might be called laymen: someone(…)
Why None of Us are Special Snowflakes
This blog should probably have a blogging while ill warning label. So you’ve been warned. 
There’s an expression in modern pagan communities: special snowflake. It’s used for people who are very vocal about …
Relating to Deities
What kind of relationship do you have with your gods? Erin provides an interesting discourse on our relationships to deities. The gist of a lot of it echoes my essay on selecting a patron deity to some respect: figure out what you’re looking for and try to make contact with them. Play nice and see […]