Naturalistic Paganism
Category: Contributors
“Cities and Nature” by CrafterYearly
When we define Nature as pure and non-human, we foreclose the possibility of ever being in the natural world, which simultaneously elevates nature into the realm of the ideal, and has the negative effect of placing concern for the Earth outside of human consideration.
Read More[Pagan in Place] “Numina loci” by Anna Walther
Pagan in Place is a column devoted to place-bound paganism. My goals are active engagement with my environment via meditation, walking outside, ritual, journaling, storytelling, and acts of social and environmental justice. Being pagan in place is about getting out of the house, putting foot to ground, and doing my holy work directly, at the closest creek, at my neighborhood park, at the community garden, and in my own backyard.
Read More“Sacred Ecology” (with a new introduction) by Dr. Adrian Harris
What is required is another way of knowing, a Sacred Ecology that moves beyond the cerebral to bring us to a direct experience of a wholeness rooted in the body.
Read More[Starstuff, Contemplating] Celebrate the Earth! by Heather and Jon Cleland-Host
Beltane (Spring Equitherm): Celebrate the Earth! The Earth is a-bloom on Beltane (May 1 in the Northern Hemisphere). The days are getting warmer. Trees are budding and beginning to flower. Tulips are poking up through the soil and unfolding into…
Read MoreMay Day Music Mix by Bart Everson
Known by many names, that time at the end of April and the beginning of May offers an embarrassment of musical riches. It was a real struggle to pare this down under an hour while also trying to encompass the diverse global traditions of Floralia, Wapurgis, Beltane, May Day, International Workers Day, amongst others — yes even Whitsuntide.
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