thehouseofvines
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12 years ago @ KALLISTI: An Apple in ... - Powerful images and ve... · 1 reply · +3 points
This is also one of the best summaries of the whole situation I have yet to see. Very well done!
12 years ago @ KALLISTI: An Apple in ... - Returning to the shrin... · 0 replies · +1 points
Thank you for sharing your journey.
12 years ago @ KALLISTI: An Apple in ... - Follow-Up: Bad Things · 0 replies · +1 points
12 years ago @ KALLISTI: An Apple in ... - The Frankest Discussio... · 1 reply · +1 points
12 years ago @ The Wild Hunt - The Pagan Terminology ... · 1 reply · +12 points
12 years ago @ KALLISTI: An Apple in ... - The Word “Pagan&... · 1 reply · +3 points
Though I've pretty much given up any pretense of being involved in the local Pagan community - I've had a much better time and met a far higher quality of people by going to various artistic, historical and other cultural events - I will say that it really depends on where one is. There are some great Neopagans out there who will be interested in what you're doing and believe and would never ask you to compromise your practice just to participate with them. I think the fear that a lot of recons have about this unfortunately keeps them isolated and insular, missing out on some great people and experiences.
12 years ago @ The Wild Hunt - Ronald Hutton Answers ... · 1 reply · +4 points
Aren't people funny?
12 years ago @ The Wild Hunt - The Washington Times' ... · 7 replies · +7 points
http://eklogai.wordpress.com/tag/persecution/
12 years ago @ The Wild Hunt - Pagan Community Notes:... · 0 replies · +3 points
12 years ago @ The Wild Hunt - Pagan Community Notes:... · 2 replies · +8 points
In all seriousness this is Jason's blog and he can write about whatever the hell he wants. If he felt like devoting himself entirely to the culture of knitting and cupcake-making he'd have every right to do so. Instead each day he provides a valuable resource linking the broad and diverse Pagan communities together and informing us of important things that are happening in our world that might potentially affect us. He provides this content free of charge even though it must consume hours and hours of his day to track down the material and stay abreast of unfolding developments in older stories. Complaining about something that's just handed to you shows poor character - especially since close scrutiny of this site would reveal, as others have pointed out, that Heathenry actually gets a substantial amount of airtime alongside the Afro-Carribean religions. Wicca may get more of that, but Wiccans are numerically superior and many of them are in the forefront of the battles for equal rights and recognition.