Pagan Perspectives on Death and the Afterlife
Explore pagan perspectives on death and the afterlife, from Celtic Otherworld and Norse Hel to Roman ancestor rituals, revealing death as transformati…
Category: Paganism
Sacred Trees in Pagan Belief (Oak, Ash, Yew)
The oak, ash, and yew have long stood at the heart of pagan spirituality, embodying divine strength, cosmic connection, and the mysteries of death and…
Divination in Pagan Traditions: Runes, Tarot, and More
From the dawn of time, humans have sought to pierce the veil of uncertainty, to glimpse patterns hidden beneath the…
The Role of Fire in Pagan Rituals
Fire has always been sacred in pagan traditions, embodying purification, destruction, and transformation. From Celtic bonfires to Zoroastrian fire tem…
Pagan Healing Herbs: A Historical Guide
Pagan herbalism honors plants not as commodities but as sacred allies. From Celtic druids harvesting mistletoe to modern pagans burning sage, herbs ha…
Roman Pagan Festivals That Shaped Our Calendar
Roman paganism infused the calendar with sacred meaning, from Saturnalia’s festive inversions to Floralia’s celebration of blossoms. These festiva…
Greek Paganism: Worship of the Olympian Gods
The Olympian gods were the heart of Greek paganism, embodying love, wisdom, passion, and fate. From temple rituals and sacred festivals to modern revi…
The Norse Gods and Their Modern Influence
The Norse gods were never distant figures but dynamic deities embodying wisdom, courage, love, and fate. Their myths shaped ancient society and contin…
Celtic Paganism: Key Beliefs and Traditions
Celtic paganism was a spirituality deeply tied to the land, the cycles of nature, and the wisdom of myth. Through its gods, festivals, symbols, and dr…
The Pagan Roots of Labor Day (Harvest & Work Festivals)
Modern Labor Day may seem far removed from ancient rites, yet its placement and spirit echo pagan harvest festivals that honored work as sacred, celeb…