Naturalistic Paganism

European Book Launch Party: A Poiesis of the Creative Cosmos, by Glenys Livingstone, PhD,- 5 am EDT Saturday

Glenys Livingstone, PhD, will share from her new book, A Poiesis of the Creative Cosmos: Celebrating Her within PaGaian Sacred Ceremony on a live Zoom Call (link below), 5 am Saturday April 15 (tomorrow!)
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Paganism is Different, Part 1: Paganism Empowers You [Stardust, Contemplating]

The main differences between Paganism and many other religions are interrelated, so there’ll be a lot of overlap in this series.  However, many of them link back to this basic difference that Paganism explicitly empowers you, instead of denigrating you (hold on, was that too harsh?  Hold that thought, especially for Part 7, Human Nature).
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Getting the most out of both Pagan Gatherings and Solitary practice, Council Interviews, and more! Recent Episodes of THE WONDER podcast, by Mark Green

Check out the latest The Wonder podcasts!   Pagan gatherings have an energy that is wonderful to experience – and the podcast episode on Pagan Gatherings etiquette can help you make the most of your next trip to one!  To complement that, solitary practice is a pillar of our spirituality as well, with a podcast about that.  Plus, interviews with two members of the Atheopagan council, Ostara, and more, on the page here.

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Happy Spring Equinox!

Happy Spring Equinox, or Ostara! It’s a great day to try something new!  I just found out about “TIE” dying eggs!  That’s the use of old silk ties to dye eggs, with no need for any additional dye (see link below).  We’ll see if it works….. Read More

Let Your Paganism be the Soundtrack of Your Life!

For me, the whole point of my Paganism is to use what tools we have (especially those that evolution has given us) to make the world a better place for both future generations and ourselves.  Our brains are the most wonderful and incredible thing evolution has ever produced, and music unleashes so much emotional power directly in our brains that there’s not many things that compare to it.

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