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The greater significance of ley lines, by Erik Oakenshield
There are very few instances where scientific idea evolves into something most would deem “supernatural theory,” but ley lines followed such a path. Usually it is the other way around, where the inexplicable becomes scientific subject matter, i.e. the heavenly…
Read MoreJohn Toland’s birthday
The term pantheist was first coined by John Toland (1670-1721), whose birthday is November 30th. Paul Harrison describes him: Toland was the first modern pantheist to combine a religious reverence for the Universe, with respect for science, and…
Read MoreWorking ritual with the Center, part 2
– by B. T. Newberg This is the second of a 2-part series exploring a new technique for creating special time and space. Part 1 introduced the Center. Now, this part details the technique and its basis in psychology. How…
Read MoreWorking ritual with the Center, part 1
– by B. T. Newberg This is the first in a 2-part series exploring a new technique for creating special time and space. This part introduces the key symbol, the Center. Last Samhain’s ritual script experimented with a new technique…
Read MoreWith which label do you identify most?
2012 Thing on Thursday #9 After numerous polls on liturgy, we now begin a series returning to fundamental concepts and questions. This week, let’s revisit debates about what to call ourselves. This issue is complicated. Much ink has been spilled…
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Pagan Coming Out Day – May 2nd
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