Beliefnet‘s resident pagan blogger, Gus diZerega, has a good, if short, piece up begging the question: Should corporations have anything to do with anything that requires ethical decisions? He writes, Over the past several years I have slowly come to the conclusion that corporations should not be allowed, ever, to engage in activities that require [...]
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PAGAN BLOGGER CALLS OUT BP: As we all should be doing anyway
Posted in News, tagged oil spill, pagan on May 31, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
MAYDAY/BELTANE 101
Posted in Holidays, tagged basics, beltane, celtic, christian, haymarkey affair, may day, pagan on May 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
May Day is celebrated by different peoples for many reasons. May Day is the traditional Labor Day, or International Workers’ Day, often celebrated with demonstrations, rallies, and street marches by unions, anarchists, and socialist groups. In the United States, May Day is celebrated as a remembrance of the Haymarket Massacre in Chicago in 1886, in [...]
MERRY IN THE EAST ON THIS EASTER OF RISING SUNS. HAIL! HAIL!
Posted in All That is Sacred, Holidays, tagged christian, easter, god, horus, jesus, oestre, pagan, sun god on April 4, 2010 | 3 Comments »
WHAT IS BIRTH ON THIS VERNAL EQUINOX? by Annie Reveler
Posted in All That is Sacred, Holidays, tagged anthropocene era, babies, birth, children, climate change, global warming, nature, pagan, spring equinox on March 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Children. The decision to bring them into the world. A world. This world. Our personal avatars into the future. Avatars, earthly incarnations of gods and goddesses. Or, virtual representations, or alter-ego. This world, the Anthropocene Era: systems beginning to fail, great die-out of species, climactic shifts, even the seasons, the great rhythm, put in chaos.
DOING IT OURSELVES: Ritualizing our holidays
Posted in Holidays, New Old Traditions, tagged beltane, birth of the sun, christian, diy, green man, king of the wood, may day, midsummer, New Old Traditions, pagan, persephone, ritual, spring equinox, winter solstice on March 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
After attending a winter solstice get-together that was entirely infused with ritual and meaning, I decided to recreate this experience on the vernal (spring) equinox. Although the winter solstice gathering was enjoyed by a large group of extended friends, I am spending March 20/21 with my lover, and so we planned our intimate rituals accordingly. [...]
SETTING SAIL: A New Old Comic Strip
Posted in Comic Strips, New Old Traditions, tagged appropriation, gods, green man, identity, immigration, odin, pagan on March 4, 2010 | 1 Comment »
AT LEAST THEY ARE ACCEPTING SOMETHING?: New Old News Feed (February 8, 2010)
Posted in News, tagged airforce, haiti, james ray, pagan, space race, sweat lodge deaths, unschooling, warcraft on February 8, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The US Airforce is dedicating a patch of US Airforce land to practice the pagan arts “The Air Force Academy has defended its policy to make a place for witchcraft on its campus as an expression of its commitment to cadet’s freedom of religion” And yet men who like to kiss each other are still [...]
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