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Introduction to Paganism What is Paganism? Paganism represents a wide variety of spiritual traditions that emphasize reverence for nature, the […]
Core beliefs of Paganism Comprehensive Exploration of Paganism’s Core Beliefs This section provides a detailed examination of Paganism’s core beliefs, […]
Modern Paganism Comprehensive Exploration of Modern Paganism This section provides a detailed examination of Modern Paganism, focusing on its rise […]
Common misconceptions surrounding paganism Paganism faces several misconceptions, often rooted in historical Christian narratives and social stigma: Devil Worship: A […]
Comprehensive Exploration of Wicca This section provides a detailed examination of Wicca, covering its history and origins (Gardnerian, Alexandrian, eclectic), […]
Comprehensive Exploration of Druidry This section provides a detailed examination of Druidry, covering its historical roots with ancient Druids versus […]
Comprehensive Exploration of Heathenry (Asatru and Norse Paganism) This section provides a detailed examination of Heathenry, focusing on its Germanic […]
Exploring Hellenism: The Revival of Ancient Greek Religion, Pantheon, and Festivals Imagine a world where the majestic tales of Mount […]
Introduction to Kemeticism Kemeticism, also known as Kemetism, is a contemporary reconstruction of the spiritual practices of ancient Egypt. It’s […]
Introduction to Celtic Paganism Imagine standing under the ancient stones of Stonehenge, feeling the whispers of the past, or walking […]
What is the Slavic Native Faith? The Slavic Native Faith, commonly called Rodnovery, is a modern movement that seeks to […]
What is Eclectic and Solitary Paganism? Imagine you’re standing at a crossroads, surrounded by paths leading to different pagan traditions. […]
Introduction to Other Traditions in Paganism Paganism is a vast and diverse spiritual landscape, with many paths less traveled but […]
What Are Pagan Deities and Mythology? Pagan Deities are the gods and goddesses worshipped in various pagan traditions, often part […]
Major Pantheons: A World of Deities Let’s dive into the major pantheons, each with its own cast of Deities and […]
Nature Spirits and Animism: Connecting with the World Many pagans believe in animism, the idea that all things—trees, rivers, mountains—have […]
Myths and Stories: Symbolism and Lessons Myths and stories are the narratives that bring Deities and spirits to life, […]
Introduction to Daily Practices in Paganism Welcome to our blog on daily practices in paganism! As a senior and experienced […]
Paganish Gallery
Visual explorations of pagan spirituality across traditions, showcasing the
deities, symbols, sacred places, and practices that connect humanity to the
divine natural world.
Deities & Mythological Figures
Sacred figures from various pagan traditions across cultures and time periods.
Norse Pantheon
Odin, the Allfather, embodying wisdom, magic, and warrior spirit. Representing the complex nature of Norse mythol
Valkyries
Celestial warrior maidens who choose the most heroic fallen warriors to join Odin in Valhalla, symbolizing divine selection and honor.
Greek Deities
Persephone, goddess bridging the mortal and divine realms, embodying the cycle of life, death, and rebirth through seasonal transformations.
Triple Goddess
The sacred feminine trinity representing the cyclical nature of life – Maiden, Mother, and Crone – each phase holding unique wisdom and power.
Sacred Symbols & Rituals
Sacred imagery, tools, and ceremonial practices across pagan traditions.
Pentacle & Elements
The five-pointed star within a circle represents the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. It’s a protective symbol used in many modern pagan traditions.
Samhain Ritual
The Celtic new year and feast of the dead, when the veil between worlds is thinnest. Modern pagans honor ancestors and reflect on mortality with ritual fires and offerings.
Elder Futhark Runes
The 24 ancient Germanic alphabetic symbols used for divination and magic. Each rune has specific meanings and energies that can be invoked for guidance or spellwork.
Altar Tools
Personal sacred space with ritual implements including athame (ritual knife), chalice, pentacle, wand, and candles representing the elements and divine energies.
Sacred Landscapes & Nature
Natural places of power and connection central to pagan spiritual practice.
Sacred Mountains
Mountains have long been regarded as places of power where the earthly realm meets the divine. Many pagan traditions consider mountains as natural temples for ritual.
Sacred Waters
Rivers, springs, and lakes are often seen as liminal spaces with healing properties. Water rituals for purification and blessing remain central to many pagan practices.
Stone Circles
Ancient megalithic structures like Stonehenge aligned with celestial events, serving as ceremonial centers for marking solstices, equinoxes, and other astronomical phenomena.
Moon Rituals
The lunar cycle governs many pagan rituals. Full moon ceremonies celebrate completion and manifestation, while new moon rituals focus on setting intentions and new beginnings.
Modern Pagan Practices
Contemporary expressions of ancient traditions in today’s world.
Home Altars
Modern pagans often create personal sacred spaces within their homes. These altars serve as focal points for daily devotion, meditation, and magical workings.
Herbalism
The practice of using plants for healing, protection, and spiritual purposes continues ancient wisdom. Many pagans grow or wild-harvest herbs for teas, incense, and ritual use.
Beltane Celebration
The May Day festival celebrating fertility and the height of spring. Modern pagans dance around maypoles, light bonfires, and celebrate the union of the God and Goddess.
Divination Arts
Practices like tarot reading, scrying, and pendulum work continue ancient traditions of seeking wisdom and guidance through connecting with deeper consciousness.
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