Naturalistic Paganism

Forming Coalitions to Confront Fascism, by Erik Assadourian, from The Gaian Way

Guest post from The Gaian Way.  This highlights our activism for our world, a central part of our spirituality.

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Happy Winter Thermstice/Imbolc!

Happy Winter Thermstice, or Imbolc!  Amid the dark and cold, the warmth and light begin to return.  The days are noticeably longer now that it’s been over a month since the Winter Solstice, and now we begin warming as well.  It’s the middle of Winter, but warmer days lie ahead!

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New Technology provides Safe, Effective Backup Home Power for Storms. Green: Part 3

Here comes the historic ice storm to the middle of the United States, which will very likely both cause extensive damage and kill people.  If you are in it’s path, I hope you are OK over the next few days.  For all of us, in the path or not, we will have power outages at some point in the future, and the new technologies described below can keep you safe, warm, and happy when the inevitable power outage hits.  In fact, with climate change, we can all expect that the weather events that leave millions without power will continue to become more common.  What do we, as Naturalistic Pagans, do to survive in this new reality?

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The Winter Thermstice (Imbolc) Approaches! + Online Rituals!

For those of us in more Northern climes, the Winter Thermstice, or Imbolc, means ice and snow.  Earlier, we looked at snowflakes, seeing on an atomic level why they make such beautiful crystals.  This year, we have a full moon for Imbolc – rising just after sunset in your local sky!

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Much more than “just” Astronomy, here’s an Opportunity to Discover our World, Starting January 20! Free for Some!

To gaze into the night sky fills us with awe.  Like so much in nature, that feeling is deepened profoundly by when done with more understanding of what we are seeing.  In addition to that, so many aspects of our knowledge of the night sky help us understand the basics of how our world works – changing our view of our own lives.

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