Pagan Tama
Hundreds of pilgrims gathering at giant rocks to see the Sun rise at the Summer Solstice...no, this isn't Stonehenge, but one of Japan's most treasured natural landmarks. Read more
Hundreds of pilgrims gathering at giant rocks to see the Sun rise at the Summer Solstice...no, this isn't Stonehenge, but one of Japan's most treasured natural landmarks. Read more
A look at the Hi-Fu-Mi norito, one of the most accessible Shinto prayers Read more
“Blessed Be” may have Christian origins, but it has some interesting implications that might explain why Pagans find it an appealing greeting. Read more
Can Shinto shrines be sources of inspiration for Neopagan temples? Read more
A non-magical interpretation of the Wiccan "Rule of Three" Read more
This month we take a look at one of Ronald Hutton's most recent books; an older book on Shinto shrines; one of Paulo Coelho's more witchy works; and a brand-new release by one of Patheos Pagan's own writers! Read more
The decision to hold the G7 summit close to Ise Grand Shrine has prompted some difficult questions for Shinto - for example, can it really be considered a universal religion? Read more
Can one have a non-religious altar? Let's take a look at a possible example from Japan... Read more
How can I refer to the four classical elements when I know that the reality is far more complex? Read more
What do skulls symbolise...apart from death? Read more
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