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Duty, Honor, Oaths of Obligation: When Ethics collide
Hey all,
New here to the whole LJ thing, but thought I might hit the ground running here with the formative beginnings (which means discussion) of a workshop I've been asked to create for my local community.
My path is most definitely NOT Wiccan, nor any kind of new age "neopagan" (gods, I hate that term...but that's a different topic) " ( Read more... ) -
Sacred sites in the city.
I'm going to be working on a replacement for http://urbanpaganism.info/ over the next couple of weeks. It's going to involve using Google Maps to plot out and discuss 'sacred sites' in urban locations ( Read more... ) -
A simple reminder.
A simple reminder as there's always some people who are too simple to understand otherwise ( Read more... ) -
Web stuff.
When I set up this community I also registered urbanpaganism.info. At the moment there's just a wiki there that was never used, but I'm planning to wipe that and replace it with something a bit more interesting and useful ( Read more... ) -
Ostara
I'm new to the community, and am looking for some ideas ( Read more... ) -
[reminder/x-post] September Michigan Hellenic Meet-n-Greet
Date: September 7th, 2007
Time: 6pm-sundown
Where: Ann Arbor, Michigan
OK, more specifically: Island Drive Park, 1450 Island Park Drive (Ann Arbor), in the vicinity of the "Classical revival" shelter
Other Info: If you need a ride or have room in your car to offer, please feel free to use the ride-board ( Read more... ) -
Pagan Pride Fundraiser at Magus Books
Sunday, August 5th from 12-6 ( Read more... ) -
Hi there! Newly joined member here.
Hiya folks. I'm a pagan based out of the Philly area who could be called eclectic at the best of times and crazy at the worst. I just recently started this LiveJournal as a place to conduct my research into the old religions and how they are affected by modern science and technological advances. Many a pagan have regarded me with disdain for ( Read more... ) -
urban living now the majority experience
There’s no big countdown billboard or sign in Times Square to denote it, but Wednesday, May 23, 2007, represents a major demographic shift, according to scientists from North Carolina State University and the University of Georgia: For the first time in human history, the earth’s population will be more urban than rural.I thought the rest of the ( Read more... ) -
Aren't cities "earth based"?
I have to try to make this quick, (yet hopefully coherent) as I'm leaving for work in a few minutes. If any discussion arises, I'll add further thoughts in the comments.
I read this article this morning with a fair amount of disdain. http://www.witchvox.com/ ( Read more... )