Dealing With Deities: How To Manage A Polytheistic Pantheon We neo-pagans are as eclectic about our gods as we are about everything else. However, there’s more to the nature of most deities than you can find in the average high-school book of myths. This workshop will explore the experience of connecting with … Continue reading →
Some people find alternatives to mainstream religions like Wicca, Heathenry, or Neo-Paganism (in it’s many various forms) preferable to what they were raised in.Others just grew up with it.Join Willow and Kat (now adults) as they talk about what it was like to grow up in a family where gods, fairies, and … Continue reading →
The Language of Omens: Connecting with Gods When You Can’t Hear Them. with. Raven Kaldera Many people complain that they can’t see or hear the Gods, and indeed that gift is not necessarily given to everyone. However, with time and devotion, it’s possible to work out a system of omens with the … Continue reading →
“Ponder the difference between want and need”… This year’s theme reminds us to do that. Physical needs will make themselves apparent… , but sometimes it’s too easy to ignore emotional and spiritual needs. Yes, we must eat and breathe to live, but why are we here? What is life about? My husband … Continue reading →
Personal Gnosis: Judging the Spiritual Experience with Raven Kaldera Most Pagans (and other polytheistic minority religions) would agree that personal experiences of Deit(ies) are fine when they’re kept to yourself … but what about when they’re not? How do we decide whose divine messages get incorporated into group practice, and whose don’t? … Continue reading →