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Finding the Common Ground
Finding the Common Ground... Merry Meet! Last time we talked about the “An it harm none, do as ye will” law that most Pagans follow. I’ve said before that this is the ultimate responsibility law. By my actions or inactions I may not cause harm to others or myself. As a Pagan, you really have to weigh the consequences of your actions and how they affect not only the people around you, but you yourself. We’re going to look at a few of the ways...
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To Change the Tide
To Change the Tide... Merry Meet! Okay, you want to tell the world you follow an Earth-Centered Spirituality.  You are a Pagan. My first suggestion is don’t.  At least not right away.  Many of the problems I’ve encountered when telling people about my spirituality is that I don’t know enough about it.  I know that the general practice of those under the Pagan umbrella resonate with me the most.  I feel more alive,...
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To Live a Life of Joy
To Live a Life of Joy... Merry Meet! From my greeting you may already know that I follow an Earth-Centered Spirituality. It’s a common greeting among those of us who follow this path. I am a Pagan. The quick and easy definition: One who does not follow the three major Abrahamic religions. That means I’m not Christian, Muslim, or Jewish. In early Christian times, Pagan meant country dweller. A derogatory name suggesting the person was...
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Shamanic Beliefs - Vital Essence
Shamanic Beliefs - Vital Essence... The shamanic belief is that this part of our vital essence separates from us in order to survive the experience by escaping the full impact of the pain. Or we return from having major surgery and do not feel as if we have come fully out of the anaesthesia. Shamanism and past life healing and transpersonal therapy provides not only diagnosis and description of these widespread problems, but also acts as powerful intervention...
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