Reblog: Living, Breathing Shinto: Kyoto’s Inari Shrine

Visiting religious temples and shrines in Asia is always fascinating and educational. Whether Buddhist or Hindu, the symbolic art, intricate architecture, and explosion of colors are a joy to see. And after our recent journey to Japan we can now add Shinto to the list of appealing shrines.  For years I had read about Shinto,

Reblog: What is “Spiritual but not Religious”?

For modern Polytheists, the concept of “spiritual but not religious” (SBNR) needs to be examined. Many problems that modern Polytheists often encounter are from people who are SBNR. These issues range from expressions of piety to sacrifices to the Gods. In “Spirituality Without Structure,” Nimue Brown, Druid author, writes “Religion is the means by which

Reblog: Pagan Fiction

(Nimue) There are some hazy lines between Pagan fiction, paranormal writing, folk horror, historical fiction and urban fantasy. There have been many authors who have taken Pagan ideas to use in fiction without really conveying anything much of what Pagnism is like for those of us in it. The film The Wicker Man is a

The Feast of the Invocation of Horus

Blessed feast of the Invocation of Horus to those celebrating. The Feast of the Invocation of Horus is a Thelemic holy day around the vernal equinox that marks the thelemic new year and is start of thelemic holy season, a 22 day day period between the feast of the Invocation of Horus and the three

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One year

Folkests, German Faith Movement Followers, And Other Far Right Pagans Will Be Band

If anyone brings that stuff to my blog or Instagram you will be band.

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