Naturalistic Paganism
Category: Anna Walther
[Pagan in Place] “A Personal Pagan Philosophy” by Anna Walther
I find the vitriolic blogosphere debates between atheistic Pagans and hard polytheists exhausting and uninteresting. Like many of you, I think about the nature of deity, but I think the question itself is more interesting than the answers. Furthermore, relationship with…
Read More[Pagan in Place] “Creating a Local Lunar Calendar: Full Moon Names for Central Texas” by Anna Walther
The custom of naming full moons to mark the passage of the seasons appeals to me. It is a practice available to anyone in deep relationship with the land beneath their feet, anyone who knows by direct observation when the days lengthen, when the berries ripen, and when the cold winds come where they live.
Read More[Pagan in Place] “Cicadas, Insect Allies” by Anna Walther
Insects offer another unique perspective from which to view our place in the living, breathing earth.
Read More[Pagan in Place] “Feminism is for Naturalistic Pagans: An Invitation to Magic” by Anna Walther
The Goddess movement, while an important source of validation for women, was not enough to extinguish the violence of gender oppression. We symbol workers and magic makers still have work to do, both inside and outside the circle.
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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