Sorting through thousands of websites to find a gem is time-consuming. When we discover such gems we share them here in Pagan Picks. Happy browsing! They are not Asatru: Wow, this one is insightful. It starts out a bit choppy so give yourself three full paragraphs to get the feel […]
Recently I met a charming and persuasive person. He was very reassuring and constantly reinforced how we share the same beliefs. Pagan solidarity was his calling card, and because Pagans generally try to help others, he reached out to me for help. But he didn’t want help, he wanted a […]
Editors Note: Dandelion Stories is a series Arkansas Pagans will be sharing throughout the year, told by many different voices. These are stories of hope, of resilience, and of struggle. We hope that you find them as inspiring as we have. *** The beginning isn’t always the […]
It happens all the time. You get involved with a local Pagan community and everyone seems really nice. You’re meeting for rituals, sharing incense blends, and even thinking of starting a formal group. Then out of nowhere, some person pops up who declares themselves an “Elder” and proceeds to offer […]
Greetings everyone! Welcome to the first installment of Ask a Christian – an ongoing article series where I will answer any questions you may have on bridging the gap between Paganism and Christianity. Whether it’s about personal relationships, how to handle dealing with someone stubborn or close-minded or just […]
“To Hermes, Fumigation from Frankincense. Hermes, draw near, and to my prayer incline, messenger of Zeus, and Maia’s son divine; prefect of contests, ruler of mankind, with heart almighty, and a prudent mind. Celestial messenger of various skill, whose powerful arts could watchful Argos kill. With winged feet ’tis thine […]
(Conway, Arkansas) I was asked by my closest and dearest friend, Ashley Hunter, to write a piece on our friendship. Simple enough; I’ve known her since we were in high school, we were college roommates, and she has been a pivotal part of my life since then. Put simply: she’s […]
