Pagans Welcome Area

[cedar]

Greetings, I dont like to label myself as there is a wide field of experience Im interested in, but paganism and wicca are certainly part of it. I live in a green valley of subtropical climate, and it has been natural for the local folk to get together and celebrate the seasons under the starry skies, on full moons, dark moons, solstices and equinoxes. As we live in the southern hemisphere we have had to revise a lot of the traditional rites and elemental workings to suit our local conditions. This has opened up possibilities for creative myth making. people, children in particular love seasonal festivals, I think getting together to celebrate and feast to life is an essential ingredient to a balanced happy society.

[RishiKesh]

I too have recently just taken a liking towards different aspects of paganism. I would certainly like to learn more from real people that understand what it is truly like. I am quite fond of the ideas that everything has a "spirit", i believe i can identify with that, because i love all things and everyone in the exact same fashion. I hope to delve into paganism and all its different sub classes as much as possible. Peace and Love RishiKesh

[bsbray]

I've studied some with what is apparently the largest organized group of Wiccans in North America. [We're sorry this link had to be deleted due to site rules of not linking to other forums, communities with related content and online shops - Moderation].

All kinds of pagan is right up my alley.

[enyonam]

It's interesting how you choose to harmonise your experiences(or your spiritualknowledge) to form that which works for you... very inspiring for me actually, because I have a similar attitude to dogma and set structures. Set structures tend to be restrictive (in my opnion). they may be good at the beginning, for some, in the search for stability and a sense of belonging, but one needs to be able to break free when the need is no more there....