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In fiction, there’s only so far you can push the Pagan magic before you move...

Hovering there over the studio floor, bathed in the golden light from the skylight above,...

Turn toward the east again to gaze up at the Sky, the upper realm of...

Insanity has never been purely a measurement of mental health. It is a measurement of...

Seeing myths as metaphors doesn't mean I believe the gods are just characters in a...

In a two-part series in "Seekers and Guides" at Agora, Sable Aradia discusses a Pagan...

Memorial Day is a kind of summer Samhain, and it can feel so odd in...

The future is not cast in stone. Just looking at it can change it. Thinking...

With intention, we can manifest amazing things, but sometimes, we find ourselves manifesting things we...

In modern Hellenic polytheism, hero worship is part of the whole shebang. The Iliad and...

This month, we bid a fond farewell to Mrs. B of Confessions of a Pagan...

Guest post from David Dashifen Kees. The Foundation for Religious Diplomacy is an organization dedicated...

In the fourth of this series on private practices, we're going to visualize the four...

I don’t think any religion has the monopoly on truth. I like Druidry; I choose...

It's May. It's Taurus season. The season for celebrating the element of Earth in its...

Were early hunter-gatherer peoples naturalistic? It is difficult to tell. They were every bit as...

For ten years, I was mostly content to “practice” as a solitary. I say “practice”...

The first thing I think of when asked about a defining moment in my life...

In Celtic Christianity, it is said that prayer should be continued “until tears come.” Not...

I ran a folk club in my twenties. I sing seasonal material, songs about the...

It's getting close to Thargelia, but my celebration doesn't look much like the ancient festival...

My experience in Witchcraft began as a self-directed solitary for many years, with formal coven...

We all have a choice: light a candle, or curse the darkness. I'll reach for...

Druidry is nothing like as orderly as many people seem to assume. It’s not even...

When I was reading T. Thorn Coyle’s Make Magic of Your Life, I had an...

The practice of making pilgrimages to holy wells is so ancient it is probably pre-Celtic...

Patheos hosted a Blogger Challenge for our contributors to explain their religious choices in 200...

When I was a child, I wondered why God had stopped talking to people in...

When you start out as a Pagan, it’s not difficult to find reading material. Then...

Patheos is hosting a challenge right now: answer the question “Why I am a...” in...