Blogs about: Pbp
Pagan Blog Project - I is for I'm Out and Proud!
wrote 3 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 3 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 3 weeks ago: The other day, my friend, a Hellenic Polytheist and devotee of Persephone (who runs the proserpinas- … more →
Heka
wrote 3 weeks ago: Heka What is Heka? (Kemet.org) “ is probably best translated as “authoritative speech … more →
Chuck Cooperstein Interview
wrote 3 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 4 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 4 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 1 month 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 1 month ago: The Gaelic people really, really liked words. Spoken words – that’s what had power. Late … more →
Dave Goren Interview
wrote 1 month ago: Today I am honored again to bring you a great interview. I had a chance to speak to NSAA Executive D … more →
PBP: F is for Fear
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wrote 1 month ago: As I’ve mentioned not once on this blog, I suffer from anxiety. Which means, fear is pretty mu … more →
Pagan Blog Project: "H is for Halacha - Reconciling with my Ancestors"
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wrote 1 month ago: Lately I have been getting the distinct sense that my Akhu – my beloved ancestors … more →
PBP: F is for Fitness
wrote 1 month ago: Disclaimer: While it seems self-evident to me, I still feel that this hould perhaps be said: the pos … more →
H is for... Healing (Etiquette)
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wrote 1 month ago: I study healing and disability for a living (actually, mostly for student debt, but you know what I … more →
Jay Sanderson Interview
wrote 1 month ago: Thanks for joining us for another edition of PBP Stories. Today we are fortunate enough to talk to N … more →
Pagan Blog Project: "H is for Hetheru - Our Lady of Gold"
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wrote 1 month ago: Hetheru/Hathor depicted on a tomb wall in Egypt (image found through touregypt.net) Come, Golden One … more →
H is for... Hearth
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wrote 1 month ago: I have no great envy for the hearth witches and other hearth-focused Pagans out there. I never wante … more →
Book Review & Giveaway: A Spoonful of Sugar by Brenda Ashford
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wrote 1 month ago: Book Details Genre: Memoir Published by: Doubleday Publication Publication Date: April 2, 2013 Numbe … more →
PBP: A is for Animism
wrote 1 month ago: Second post for the Pagan Blog Project, only 3 months late! Whoo! Lately, I’ve been considerin … more →
