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ShaamAnsu replied to Gorm Sionnach's discussion 'Roman Goddess Cura/ Care'

The story of Cura Concerning the soul and body of man and the origin of both, also this story has been told: Cura, they say, fashioned a man out of mud and asked Zeus to give him life. The god granted his request, but forbade her to call man afte...

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Gorm Sionnach replied to ShaamAnsu's discussion 'Word Game...Alphabet'

November 25

Gorm Sionnach replied to ShaamAnsu's discussion 'Word Game...Alphabet'

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November 25

Gorm Sionnach replied to Fool Coyote's discussion 'Satanism's category?'

Actually I have run across atheist Pagans... Which gets back to what Brendan was alluding to, how "Pagan" is defined, it is a slippery, amorphous blob of a label. Paganism is all things to all people, except when it is not, sums it up pretty nicel...

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Gorm Sionnach replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

I also received a few of your messages not that long ago (though the latest one did appear to have been sent twice)

November 13

Moonsmith replied to Gorm Sionnach's discussion 'Pagans V local news'

Many stories in the media regarding Pagan events, perspective, etc are considered 'fluff' or 'local color' and the like. They are rarely considered to be a serious subject and so are not given as much journalistic credence as say a big news story ...

November 12

Gorm Sionnach replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

As to your particular point, I do believe you are on to something. I believe that overt conservationism/ nature for natures sake is something which is predominantly a modern philosophy, and this notion is being projected back onto previous culture...

November 11

Gorm Sionnach replied to Blackbird's discussion 'Ancients and Nature Worship'

I've been following the discussion on IMBAS, and will post what amounts to my participation in said discussion (at this time my message has not been forwarded). This discussion has raised some interesting aspects in regards to how we define "natu...

November 11

Gorm Sionnach replied to Vagabond's discussion 'Chasing Dragons - or something like it'

Good luck in your endeavors

November 7

Gorm Sionnach replied to Vagabond's discussion 'Old ways in a modern world'

I suppose I ought to address the actual topic at hand as well, I've been rather inactive as of late. I've never understood why there is such a disconnect between the modern and the historic, one intrinsically leads to the other. Traditionalism is...

November 5

Gorm Sionnach replied to Vagabond's discussion 'Old ways in a modern world'

Of course, the "earth mother" aspect is also something which will not apply to everyone either... And the sun is not really fire per se (it is actually a "nuclear furnace"), though I just really enjoy being nit picky.

November 5

Gorm Sionnach replied to Lady Libra's discussion 'Hi Everyone, I'm New to Pagan Mystics'

Atheist as a philosophical position, used by every atheist I've ever encountered and read about, means "one without a belief in deity of any kind", agnostic seems a lot closer to the concept being invoked here, no belief in any particular deity, r...

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I've been involved in Pagan spirituality for over a decade. I am a member of the Fálachas tradition of Celtic Reconstructionism. I honor the old Gods of Ireland, my ancestors and the spirits of the land. I consider myself a hard polytheist, and as such tend towards a more pluralistic outlook on things. I have an BA in History, and currently work in a book store. I'm also a huge Geek (especially when it comes to graphic literature) and will talk your ear off about nearly anything that interests me.

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Celtic Reconstructionist of the Fálachus Tradition.

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At 12:24pm on November 17, 2009, Jeff wyatt said…

At 8:44am on November 17, 2009, shadowdance said…: ihope that you have a great birthday.. bright blessings your way.
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At 9:05pm on March 20, 2009, Lady Anastasia said…: lmao.... You've made Donna Paranoid by the use of one word

At 8:53pm on March 4, 2009, Lady Anastasia said…: Well, I'm always happy to know that someone's enjoying the site and the work that's gone into it. I think you know a few of the people here, I see you and Smelly Cat have already connected.