It’s always good to look back on the significant events and trends of a year, even a dumpster fire year like 2020. These are eight important things that happened in the wider Pagan community this year. Read more
It’s always good to look back on the significant events and trends of a year, even a dumpster fire year like 2020. These are eight important things that happened in the wider Pagan community this year. Read more
Denton CUUPS provided the Sunday Service for the Denton UU Fellowship this morning. I provided part of the reflection. Read more
Good liturgy should be a living thing. This is how my Pagan ritual liturgy has evolved over the years. Read more
What do we know about the Gods, and how should we respond to Them? Read more
The Under the Ancient Oaks Online Winter Solstice Ritual will be Friday, December 18 at 8:00 PM CST on YouTube. Read more
Joe Biden will become the oldest person to ever be President. Nancy Pelosi is 80. Mitch McConnell is 78. And they’re hardly unique. I want to look at the dichotomy between ordinary people with a desire for early retirement and politicians who never want to retire. Read more
Paganism is orthopraxic and not orthodoxic – it’s more important to do the right things than to believe the right things. But there’s a place for belief in Paganism, even if it isn’t at the center of our religion(s). Read more
A new study shows that some forms of spiritual training can lead to narcissism and “spiritual superiority.” While I find this interesting – and not at all surprising – I’m more interested in how we can avoid it. Read more
There is a place for belief, but that place is not at the center of a religion. As we build our contemporary Pagan religions, we need to consider what goes into an orthopraxic religion – a religion that prioritizes right action over right thinking. Read more
Trump’s continued denial of reality isn’t just a whiny man-baby crying because he lost. It’s an attack on the foundations of representative democracy. We may have no choice but to ignore his rants, but we cannot excuse them, and we certainly cannot reward them. Read more
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