Neo-Paganism has always been an umbrella religious movement which appreciates and celebrates many different kinds of love, including non-monogamous relationships. We understand that love can be sacred, no matter how it evolves and changes. Pagan Polyamory, the manual for the Sacred Tribe of Hearts, has been there for a long time, helping people find their feet on this path. This new second edition expands the horizons as the polyamory demographic has itself expanded with new imaginings and ways of connecting with each other.
A female-to-male transgendered activist and shaman, Raven Kaldera is a pagan priest, intersex transgender activist, parent, astrologer, musician and homesteader. Kaldera is also the author of "Hermaphrodeities: The Transgender Spirituality Workbook" from XLibris Press. The founder and leader of the Pagan Kingdom of Asphodel and the Asphodel Pagan Choir, Kaldera has been a neo-pagan since the age of 14, when he was converted by a "fam-trad" teen on a date. Since then, he's been through half a dozen traditions, including Gardnerian, Dianic, granola paganism, Umbanda, Heithnir, and the Peasant Tradition. He is currently happily married to artist and eco-experimentalist Bella Kaldera, with whom he co-founded the Institute for Heritage Skills.
Appreciated the wide ranging and balanced information on polyamory presented. Pagan aspect was more foreign to my experience, and would have appreciated a little more (blah blah blah boring backstory) to compare and contrast the interrelation. Appreciated Author’s commitment to incorporating data obtained from surveys and polls, encourage employment of statistical modeling and analysis in future editions to add strength of recommendation guidelines for best practices in given circumstances / relationship models.