Articles related to "Pagan Community"

Even though there is no set of commandments, the Pagan community has a strong sense of honor, ethics and personal responsibility.

Why do people turn to paganism? What is it about paganism that is attracting them? Are they misguided, or have they discovered a deeper understanding?

Many Wiccans practice as solitaries, without a coven or community to belong to, but there is a multi-faith church welcoming to Wiccans and other Pagans.

Ashes from some ritual Pagan fires have crisscrossed the United States over the last 20 years, symbolically drawing the Neopagan community closer together.

Paganism is one of the fastest growing religions in the UK, with an estimated 200,000 followers according to the Pagan Federation in 2002.

Many modern heathens claim Asatru as their religion. This reconstructed faith is growing in popularity mainly among Neo-Pagans.

Celtic Reconstructionism is a growing religion with a strong focus on scholarship. It is an attempt to unearth ancient Celtic polytheistic practices for the modern age.

Activists in pagan circles leap out of the broom closet, but pagan groups are not always listed in the yellow pages.

Monarchy is the oldest and most used model of government from the Ancient World through the Middle Ages and the development of early modern nation states.

As with other spiritually liberal parents, Pagans encourage their kids to explore many faiths so that they can choose one that fits them best.

So your daughter's just come home and told you that she and her boyfriend are going to get handfasted...what on earth is that?

The definition of spell and ritual is often confused. Learn how to tell the difference between these two separate practices.

The Wheel of the Year includes many sabbats celebrated by Wiccans and Pagans to mark the changes in the seasons

Reiki, Sekhem and other energy healing systems are visible manifestations of New Age thought and healing techniques

New Paltz is known for Halloween, but practicing Pagans take time on October 31 to celebrate Samhain, a night for honoring one's ancestors.