I stopped talking about Tower Time because too many people were expecting an apocalypse or accusing me of fear mongering. But Tower Time is still very much with us. We will do what must be done. We will survive and we will succeed. Read more
I stopped talking about Tower Time because too many people were expecting an apocalypse or accusing me of fear mongering. But Tower Time is still very much with us. We will do what must be done. We will survive and we will succeed. Read more
The Return of Paganism fails to make a rational case for the superiority of the Christian religion. But it wasn’t written to convert Pagans to Christianity. It was written in an attempt to stem the tide of people leaving Christianity for anything else. Read more
When people ask why I believe in the Gods, I’m happy to tell them. But my goal is to inform them, not to convert them. I don’t care what they believe. I care very much how their beliefs motivate them to treat other people. Read more
We stand at the Summer Solstice. The planting is done and the harvesting is yet to come. There is wisdom for us here, if we will see it. We have been busy. We will be busy again. The Summer Solstice is a time to celebrate and to rest, before the labors begin again. Read more
A Catholic writer called Paganism “mostly very boring.” That may be the laziest criticism of Paganism I’ve ever seen. I want to talk a little about why they’re wrong and a lot about why Paganism is wonderful, amazing, brilliant, awesome, and a deeply meaningful path. Read more
Dear Exvangelicals: I got out of Evangelical fundamentalism and onto a religious path that is meaningful and helpful to me, and you can too. Read more
One of my favorite simple pleasures is watching old horror movies. I recently watched three classic vampire movies that I want to talk about, including one I’ve been trying to find for 30 years. One you probably know, but it’s worth revisiting. The other two were new to me, and they may be new to you too. Read more
Many people intuitively give thanks when they experience something bad that could have been worse. That intuition is correct. And when we think about why it’s correct, we learn something valuable about the Gods, the Universe, and ourselves. Read more
If we stop practicing whenever we don’t feel like it, we’ll never get anywhere. But if we insist on powering through all our injuries, illnesses, and complications, we’ll find ourselves crashing hard. What can you let go and what must you do no matter what? Read more
I went outside on Walpurgisnacht to make offerings and to hope that there might be something magical in the air. What I heard was harsh, but not uncaring. It was necessary. Read more
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