Tag Archives: paganism

Four Years of Walking a Pagan Path

Posted on June 23, 2014 by BarefootBran

Four years and a day ago, on the Summer Solstice of 2010, I stood on a hill in the midsummer’s heat. The clouds drifted in the bluest sky imaginable. I felt as if I’d come home as I connected with … Continue reading →

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Pagan Salvation

Posted on May 30, 2014 by BarefootBran

Salvation. That’s something you don’t hear everyday in Druidry, much less Paganism. And why is that? In Paganism in general, salvation isn’t necessary because there’s nothing really from which to save us. Life is sacred, the world is sacred. There’s … Continue reading →

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Earth on My Mind: Earth Day

Posted on April 23, 2014 by BarefootBran

Why is Earth Day important? In 1969, the idea was proposed of a day to honor Earth, peace, and the promote environmental responsibility. That day became Earth Day. Some might ask: what’s so special about Earth Day? Because, … Continue reading →

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NaNoWriMo and Awen

Posted on October 19, 2013 by BarefootBran

November means a lot to some people. For some, it’s No Shave November (Pah, only a month of not shaving? Try a coupla years and then get back to me!), for some it’s hoodie season, for some it’s Thanksgiving month, … Continue reading →

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