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Pagan spirituality, resources, and thoughts are featured.

Music- The Wicker Men

Posted on May 28th, 2008 - By D. - 0 Comments

I saw The Wicker Men (Patience Yanderling and Hojji Firemaker based out of Nevada City, CA) on New Year New Year's 2007, and keep thinking back…

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'Noah’s Flood’ Kick-started European Farming? (Science Daily, 11-19-2007)

Posted on Jul 22nd, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

New research by the Universities of Exeter, UK and Wollongong, Australia looked at the collapse of the North American (Laurentide) Ice Sheet, 8,000…

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Early ritual fertility beads (?) & Oldest Jewellery

Posted on Jul 22nd, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

The color green is often used today in ritual jewelry to denote green nature.  Did our ancestors do the same? See this BBC News article- First…

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Music - damh the bard

Posted on Aug 10th, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

Damh the Bard (born Dave Smith) is a real gem in the folk music scene. Trained as a bard, poet, and storyteller in the Order of Bards, Ovates,…

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Ellinais – the Holy Association of Greek Ancient Religion Believers

Posted on Aug 15th, 2009 - By D. - 2 Comments

For an update on Greek religion groups and resources see this post: Hellenic (Greek) & Roman…

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Pagan festival tips

Posted on Aug 26th, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

Pagan or alternative festivals can be fun. They can also fade away, just like other non-profit, volunteer-run group events. Having been involved in…

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Home schooling

Posted on Sep 24th, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

We had to take our son out of the local junior high and home school him for 1 1/2 years. It was a difficult decision, took an incredible amount of…

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Druid grave?

Posted on Sep 24th, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

There was an interesting find at a long term dig in Britain last year. Touted as possibly being the grave of a druid circa CE 43, the group Honouring…

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The Staffordshire Hoard

Posted on Oct 4th, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

The largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found has been discovered in Staffordshire County, England. 1500 objects made from various metals -…

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Interesting anthropology

Posted on Oct 7th, 2009 - By D. - 0 Comments

Sometimes you just come across several interesting articles about what people were doing thousands of years ago - * 400-600 A.D. & 3150 B.C-…

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