Yes, it’s heading into tax season, and I want to know: where are the Pagan accountants? I’m sure they exist; I know so very many Pagan computer programmers, physicists, and similarly right-brained folk that surely there must be some Pagan accountants out there, too, and I would like to talk to them. I may veryContinue reading “Wanted: Pagan accountants”
Monthly Archives: January 2014
Bathtub assignment: ancestor offering
Today I celebrated the Deipnon, like many of my co-religionists. This is the day that I make offerings to Hekate, and to my ancestors. And this morning, I was pleased to get one of those submerged personal gnoses which I like to call bathtub assignments, those glorious epiphanies that come when there isn’t anything inContinue reading “Bathtub assignment: ancestor offering”
Pagan Tea Time redux
This is my second open call to join me for some Pagan tea. I have completed the process of migrating my blog from Blogger (owned by Google, which tries harder every day to stalk me wherever I go online) to WordPress, and unlike all the other posts I have written, that one didn’t make itContinue reading “Pagan Tea Time redux”
Acquainting with Artemis
I’ve become a bit of a deer hunter in recent year, if by “deer hunter” you mean “person who kills deer that leap in front of his vehicle.” Or maybe my car has a thirst for Cervidae blood, and exudes pheromones that lure them in. Although I have never been injured, it’s a painful experience,Continue reading “Acquainting with Artemis”
Towards a drama-less year
After reading a few top ten lists of Pagan blog posts for 2013, I’m really very excited about this community. It’s been so volatile, in such specific ways, that I think it’s poised for another evolution. The stuff that has gotten people really engaged has been about important questions: What does it mean when someoneContinue reading “Towards a drama-less year”