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Randonneurmas Day 11: Reflective Vests
We like to decorate Christmas trees and light Menorah candles during the holiday season, which shine brightly during the long nights of December. Why not help your favorite cyclist stand out in the ni… more →
The Daily Randonneur
Pagan Blog Project 2013 - J is for Just Keep Going
wrote 1 day ago: Merry Meet! Another PBP post, about just keeping going. I know this is yet another Rebel post, but J … more →
Pagan Blog Project: "J is for Jackals"
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wrote 2 days ago: In Kemeticism, we have many Gods, but one of our more famous is that of Anup (or Anubis, in the Grec … more →
J is for... Jigsaw Puzzles - and filling in the gaps
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wrote 2 days ago: “It is in the story of your life that you will recognise yourself” – Brendan Myers … more →
Some time later...
wrote 4 days ago: Yes, I know that there have been a long time since I started the blog and told about writing every w … more →
Life Beyond the Earth Part 2
wrote 5 days ago: My last blog post left the humans at war with the expansionistic Hordaq Empire, then jumped to the p … more →
Pagan Blog Project: "J is for Jewelry: An Interest in Prayer Beads"
wrote 6 days ago: Recently, I’ve taken a real interest in prayer beads, in part because of my friendship with th … more →
PBP: Jinxes and the Evil Eye
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wrote 1 week ago: In many Mediterranean cultures there is an over abundance of superstitions or “ways to prevent … more →
PBP: Beauty
wrote 1 week ago: Finally done with finals and spent some time recovering. I’ve got a personal schedule for catc … more →
Pagan Blog Project - J is for Jokes
wrote 1 week ago: Merry Meet! J is always tricky when it comes to paganism and Wicca, so I thought I’d talk abou … more →
Pagan Blog Project - I is for I'm Out and Proud!
wrote 2 weeks ago: Merry Meet! I’m writing another Rebel post, as it’s just easier to write rebel posts tha … more →
I is for... Icon
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wrote 2 weeks ago: (So here I am, talking once again about a Christian thing that, for me, merges with Pagan things. I … more →
Pagan Blog Project: "I is for Interchange - The Fluid Nature of Gods"
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wrote 2 weeks ago: The other day, my friend, a Hellenic Polytheist and devotee of Persephone (who runs the proserpinas- … more →
Heka
wrote 2 weeks ago: Heka What is Heka? (Kemet.org) “ is probably best translated as “authoritative speech … more →
Chuck Cooperstein Interview
wrote 2 weeks ago: Today’s interview brings us the words and wisdom of Chuck Cooperstein, the radio PBP voice of … more →
Pagan Blog Project - I is for Inspiration
wrote 3 weeks ago: Merry Meet! Sorry that this is late, but I’ve been bouncing between home and London this past … more →
PBP: B is for Breath
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wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m not an easy going person n the sense of living or even thinking in simple terms. I’m … more →
Pagan Blog Project: "I is for Isfet (or Rather, Have Hope)"
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wrote 3 weeks ago: In Kemeticism, we have a concept called Ma’at (also a Goddess). Ma’at is an easy thing t … more →
I is for... Incantation (and folk magic that uses it)
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The Gaelic people really, really liked words. Spoken words – that’s what had power. Late … more →
Dave Goren Interview
wrote 3 weeks ago: Today I am honored again to bring you a great interview. I had a chance to speak to NSAA Executive D … more →
