Most Read This Week In Paganism

Paganism is an umbrella term for a variety of religions, many of which are polytheistic or pantheistic. Some are attempts to reconstruct ancient religions, while others are quite recent. A few examples of Pagan religions are Wicca, Celtic Reconstructionism, and Asatru.

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Hagitude: Reimagining the Second Half of Life

The Witching Year: A Memoir of Earnest Fumbling Through Modern Witchcraft

The Witch's Path: Advancing Your Craft at Every Level

Winters in the World: A Journey through the Anglo-Saxon Year

Mastering Magick: A Course in Spellcasting for the Psychic Witch (Mat Auryn's Psychic Witch, 2)

Tarot for Change: Using the Cards for Self-Care, Acceptance, and Growth

Treasury of Folklore, Woodlands and Forests: Wild Gods, World Trees and Werewolves

The Dabbler's Guide to Witchcraft: Seeking an Intentional Magical Path

Sacred Earth, Sacred Soul: Celtic Wisdom for Reawakening to What Our Souls Know and Healing the World

Lazy Witchcraft for Crazy, Sh*tty Days: Easy Spells and Rituals for When You’re Stressed Out, Wiped Out, or Just Have No More Spoons to Give

The Book of Druidry: A Complete Introduction to the Magic & Wisdom of the Celtic Mysteries

The Queen of Wands: The Story of Pamela Colman Smith, the Artist Behind the Rider-Waite Tarot Deck

Queens of the Wild: Pagan Goddesses in Christian Europe: An Investigation

Witch Queens, Voodoo Spirits, and Hoodoo Saints: A Guide to Magical New Orleans

Anatomy of a Witch: A Map to the Magical Body

Celtic Goddess Grimoire: Invoke the Enduring Power of the Celtic Feminine Divine

Houseplant HortOCCULTure: Green Magic for Indoor Spaces

Circles of Stone: Weird Tales of Pagan Sites and Ancient Rites (British Library Tales of the Weird)

Poetry as Spellcasting: Poems, Essays, and Prompts for Manifesting Liberation and Reclaiming Power

Witches, Heretics & Warrior Women: Ignite Your Rebel Spirit through Magick & Ritual

Wild Soul Runes: Reawakening the Ancestral Feminine

Pagans: The Visual Culture of Pagan Myths, Legends and Rituals (Religious and Spiritual Imagery, 2)

Ashes and Stones: A Scottish Journey in Search of Witches and Witness

Sacred Gender: Create Trans & Nonbinary Spiritual Connections

Toil and Trouble: A Women’s History of the Occult

How to Study Magic: A Guide to History, Lore, and Building Your Own Practice

The Fever of the World (Merrily Watkins, #15)

Hex Twisting: Countermagick Spells for the Irritated Witch

Warrior Queen: Answering the Call of The Morrigan

The Wheel: A Witch's Path Back to the Ancient Self

A Mystical Practical Guide to Magic: Instructions for Seekers, Witches & Other Spiritual Misfits

Botanical Curses and Poisons: The Shadow-Lives of Plants

The Way of the Water Priestess: Entering the World of Water Magic

A Witch's Guide to Wildcraft: Using Common Plants to Create Uncommon Magick

Roots, Branches & Spirits: The Folkways & Witchery of Appalachia

Priestess of The Morrigan: Prayers, Rituals & Devotional Work to the Great Queen

The Four Elements of the Wise: Working with the Magickal Powers of Earth, Air, Water, Fire

Crafting a Daily Practice: A Simple Course on Self-Commitment

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Quotes Tagged “Paganism”

“ As a girl, I used to believe that I could see and taste the air. I was TOLD that was impossible and forgot how to do so. ”
― Silver RavenWolf, A Witch's Notebook: Lessons in Witchcraft

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“ A spiritual organization with a hierarchical structure can convey only the consciousness of estrangement, regardless of what teachings or deep inspirations are at its root.The structure itself reinforces the idea that some people are inherently more worthy than others. ”
― Starhawk

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