Naturalistic Paganism
Monthly Archives: June 2015
Sign “A Pagan Community Statement on the Environment”
In this time of accelerating environmental change, we feel a sense of urgency to help transform humanity’s relationship with the Earth. Lend your voice to our call to protect all life in this historic moment by signing “A Pagan Community Statement on the Environment.”
Read More“I Don’t Believe in Purification” by Shauna Aura Knight
If there is one thing about my own spiritual calling that is the most inspiring to me, it’s that moment when someone goes deep and awakens. When we are singing together in a ritual and I see them crack open, I see them connect to that something larger, touch their fingertips to that mystery they are seeking.
Read More“Exploring the Historical Roots of Naturalistic Paganism” by B. T. Newberg
Were there Naturalistic Pagans in the ancient world? Many may assume that Naturalistic Pagans, who tend to be agnostics or atheists, are an exclusively modern phenomenon. If there were naturalists among ancient Pagans, how might that change the way we see the myths and traditions on which Pagans of all styles of belief base their practices?
Read More“A Brief History of Neo-Paganism” by John Halstead
Neo-Paganism has its roots in the 19th century Romantic movement in England and Germany which saw ancient paganism as an ideological and aesthetic counter to the influence of Western modernity and industrialism.
Read More[Pagan in Place] “Home Base Practice” by Anna Walther
The elements, plants, animals, and seasonal patterns that inspire my practice manifest in specific places; therefore I must be grounded in a specific place in order to interact with them.
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Pagan Coming Out Day – May 2nd
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