Any Pagans Out There?

[somersethedge]

MM KraftyKove

there are quite a few of us here... some obvious... some not so obvious

[darklisruthven]

yes! *waves*

[redmerlin777]

I am not sure what I would call myself.
I was brought up by my Grandmother who passed her knowledge, skills and beliefs to me.
She had one rule.
"An it hurt no thing do what thou wilt"
This sounds simple at first glance but I was guided from a very early age to think carefully about all my actions and decisions.

She was a very wise women with an incredible amount of knowledge about plants, animals and fellow humans.
I have followed her ways all my life.
I am now 65 and I have of course investigated other religions and philosophies.

I am content with closeness to the natural world and my relationships with fellow humans.
I am at peace with myself.

It doesn't matter who you are or what Gods or beliefs you choose to follow. As long as you harm no thing and you find fulfilment and peace. Be guided by the wise people in your society to nurture a respect for the natural world and other humans and teach the children those things that are positive and good.

[Cailleach]

To all thee Pagans, wiccan, Heathens etc......There is a Total Lunar Eclipse tomorrow/early hours of the morning (Please Check your Local times). The last Total Lunar Eclipse that coincided with Winter Solstice was over 450 years ago, so it is a special event.
I will be going to the Famous 'Twelve Apostles' on Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire to get some images (providing there is a clear sky to take some images). How many others are going to be braving the freezing temperatures to view this event or am I just the crazy one?

[astral276]

How many others are going to be braving the freezing temperatures to view this event or am I just the crazy one?

I understood the total eclipse would not be viewable from the UK. North Americans are better placed.

Timings in UK also mean I will still be snuggled up in my bed.

[suesjools]

[COLOR=blue]It doesn't matter who you are or what Gods or beliefs you choose to follow. As long as you harm no thing and you find fulfilment and peace. Be guided by the wise people in your society to nurture a respect for the natural world and other humans and teach the children those things that are positive and good.

Amen and amen to that!

Happy holidays and best wishes for many sales to all from a spiritual individual without orthodoxy,

[cheaver]

I believe in "like attracts like" - so I "walk" in the light and there is no dark.

[brishada]

If anyone has the time could u please help steer me in the right direction, i really dont want to be opening my life or anyone around me's life to anything dark or that cant be controlled. I would really appreciate anyones help on this

Follow your heart and your gut, they are your greatest guides. There is no right or wrong way, as long as you have a pure intention and let your Light shine, the Dark won’t be able to touch you or your loved ones.

Blessings,
Sharon

[KissTheRain]

Hey all
Nice to meet you! Great to see so many Pagan here!

[WiccaBasketUK]

Hi there

I am a Pagan - a Solitary Eclectic Hedgewitch is what I call myself - not too much of a mouthfull!

I follow the Goddess/God aspect but like to read about all kinds of deities - Egyptian, Greek and Norse being my favourites

I grow herbs, and make them into beauty, medicinal and household products too.

I live in York and am 32 years old

This sounds like a snap for me except i am 50 and live in Aberdeenshire. I brought all 4 of my children up as pagans and now 2 of them follow the path, 1 is a Christian and 1 a humanist. I also make beauty products and herbal teas but most enjoy dying with herbs.
Penni