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Halloween and the Silly Season from tylluanpenry 27 days old

[ ... ] in Pagan myth and legend, where even trickster deities such as Loki (in the NOrth), or vengeful ones such as Juno (in the ROman Empire) were ...

Should we watch - or do? from tylluanpenry 361 days old

[ ... ] solitary pagan witch. A small difference perhaps, but it matters to me. And there are a great number of solitaries, ie. ...

This time of year.... from tylluanpenry 694 days old

[ ... ] me as a Pagan, this time of year, Christmas, Solstice, Yule, call it what you will (and I belong to a time where Pagans didn’t draw attention to ...

The nature of evil from tylluanpenry 796 days old

[ ... ] earlier pagan faiths (of which there were many strands, not just one) it appropriated sacred sites, even some deities (Brigid the goddess became St ...

Growing Old and the Moon from tylluanpenry 813 days old

Well, here we are, almost at the full moon – 94% of full, as my moon phase calendar tells it. As a pagan I follow the moon’s cycle in the same way ...

Pagan Books from tylluanpenry 816 days old

[ ... ] of the pagan writers who target young people. Some seem to think that youngsters are an ‘easier’ audience who don’t deserve much consideration. ...

Personal Seasons from tylluanpenry 824 days old

Just as the year moves in seasons, so our lives seem to move in cycles and tides. Sometimes we find ourselves passionately interested in something, ...

Lughnasadh and the first of the pagan harvests from tylluanpenry 838 days old

I call it Lughnasadh but really for me this is the first of the pagan harvests. You can't have a single harvest festival because different fruits ...

The Pagan Path and Lughnasadh from tylluanpenry 839 days old

[ ... ] in the pagan calendar. So for me that means understanding that the year is winding down again after the frenzy of growth in spring and summer. ...

Paint your very own Hill Figures... from tylluanpenry 847 days old

I had a long list of things that needed doing this weekend – did I do them? Well, some. Does it matter? In the great scheme of things, probably ...