The Pagan Grove

by MarcusObal, creative commons license I am frightened of fire.  I know, this is not a typical Pagan trait, but I really am.  I've ...

Gefion Fountain in Copenhagen I may have a slight obsession with boundaries.  In my defense, it seems the Indo-European peoples did as w...

photo by David Luther Thomas creative commons license What does Earth Day mean to you as a Pagan?  For me, Earth Day (and its constant ...

Online, I run in a lot of circles that are very informal in their ideas of ritual and honoring the deities.  I mostly talk to Vanatru folks ...

Platte River by Jetuusp, Creative Commons License This week's topic for the Pagan Experience is Water.  I'm sure I'll get to...

In times of difficulty, I often feel so drained or exhausted that even thinking about praying or giving an offering seems to much.  It feels...

Okay, they've been everywhere this past week - posts about Ostara the holiday, about Eostre, debating Her claim to historical fame, He...

Via Creative Commons This is the month when many Anglo-Saxon Heathens (and many Pagans in general) focus on Eostre, and so I thought I...

Odin and Fenrir, Freyr and Surt by Emil Doepler 1905 I am not what most Heathens would consider a 'traditional' Heathen.  Part ...

Each month, The Pagan Experience devotes one week to writing about 'deities and divinity'.  I feel it's important for me to...

Ah, the earth.  Is there anything more ubiquitous in modern Paganism?  Many, if not most, Pagans will use terms like 'earth-centered...

Pagan Pride 2014 I've been thinking about this post topic a lot.  Humanity is not something I think a lot about when I think about m...

photo by Aymi and Laurel creative commons license One of my favorite things about Heathenry - and possibly what initially drew me to the...

Nerthus by paintedflowers on deviantart creative commons license  I have really enjoyed the Pagan Blog Project the past few years, and w...