161. MoonOak THE MOONOAK HOMEPAGE. Welcome to the World of Radical Progressive paganism,Emergent Spirituality, and the Next Millenium. Articles Essays and Rants. http://www.afn.org/~afn09744/

162. TRHOnline.com - Staggering Towards The Vicinity Of Brilliance. Information on Wicca/paganism, conspiracies, Transformers fan fiction, Kevin Smith films, Loreena McKennitt, Brimstone (the TV show), an online comic. http://www.trhonline.com/

Mainpage Message Board Contact Information Page History ... Merchandise Journal/Blog Keeping Up With The Joneses (and Getting them to Vote) (Posted Jun 2, 2004) Okay, so I think my obsession with Sports Night is unhealthy... (Posted May 29, 2004) Trae, the Disconnected man of Milwaukee (Posted May 27, 2004) Thunder and Lightning, Trumpets and Drums... (Posted May 24, 2004) I have missed this comfy chair. (Posted May 22, 2004) View All 5 Full Archive General Stuff Who is TRH? Flipside Articles Craptacular Web! The Store Community Message Board Gatherings Creativity Brandi Art Gallery Image Carrots Photo Gallery ... Winamp Skins Technology Digital Obscuria InputGUIDO Video Games Coolness of Clive Do You Shaq Fu? Quake 1 CTF TRHNetwork DarkConspiracy.com Otaku Anonymous Ina Bel Shuhadaku NWW for Russ Feingold ... No Brand Con News From The Front: Post Article Full Archive Discuss 2 June 2004 - 1:33:30: Keeping Up With The Joneses (and Getting them to Vote) So, I'm a little behind my usual updates. This is because... well, I think I went over this before, so I don't feel the need to review. Anyways, the photo you see is me holding up my handy, dandy card saying I'm a deputy voter registrar. Woot. For those of you who don't know yet, I have a job working as a canvasser for New Voters Project this summer. Pretty much, my job is to go register voters between the ages of 18-24. Needless to say, that it doesn't pay that much - but unlike many other jobs I've had (*cough*BestBuy*cough*), I should actually have fun doing this. Of course, this means that my little brother David is my boss.

163. Enchanted Oak Information and resources on magick, witchcraft, wicca, paganism, sabbat recipes, and rituals, with articles and recent news updates. http://www.ytown.com/oak/bos.shtml

Product Catalog Main Page About Us Top Sites The Moon Page Affiliate Program Wholesale Email Us Book of Shadows The Difference Between Spells and Rituals On the surface the terms " spell " and " ritual " seem interchangeable meaning more or less the same thing. In grimoires, books of shadows, and other sources of esoteric study, these two words are commonly confused. In truth, these words have very different definitions with the word "spell" (also defined as a "state of awareness", "state of being" or "state of mind") implying an action that is "short and capable of manifesting some kind of change The word "ritual" in a magickal sense implies an action that is " repeated to create or regain " a certain "state of mind". This sounds like the same thing, but rituals are often performed before and after spells to achieve the appropriate atmosphere in either the mind of the witch , the witch’s natural environment (physical plane) or in the astral plane where spirits dwell. Subsequently, the most significant difference between spells and rituals is that rituals have been historically designed for purposes of maintenance and preparation . Spells, on the other hand, are most often intended for the

164. About Paganism witch. While Wicca and Witchcraft fall under the umbrella of paganism,there are distinctions that can be made between the two. http://www.hathoranet.com/SGM/Paganism.html

Polytheism Pantheism Paganism; Past and Present The Origins of Wicca ... AVH.com and Relique.net [which now seems to be closed]. Pagan orig. L paganus villager, rustic, civilian, non-militant;] A person holding religious beliefs other than those of any of the main religions of the world, spec. a non-Christian; a follower of a polytheistic or pantheistic religon. - The New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, 1993 According to the New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, the origin of the word pagan comes from the Latin paganus. Throughout history the meaning has evolved to mean many different things, although the established definition, someone following a polytheistic or pantheistic religion, is generally the most accepted. Polytheism, according to the New Shorter Oxford, is "the doctrine or belief that there is more than one god; worship of several gods" and pantheism is "the belief or theory that god and the universe are identical [implying a denial of the personality and transcendence of god]; the identification of god with forces of nature and natural substances". A few common polytheistic religions are Buddhism, Hinduism, Wicca, Shinto and Voodoo. Some historical polythestic religions are the ancient Egyptian religion, Druidism and the ancient Greek and Roman religions. Panthiests can be found in every religion, from Christianity to Neo-Druidism.

165. Saakje's Cottage: Frontpage A weird mixture of themes like paganism, herbs, Xwing and roleplaying stuff. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/saakje/

Saakje´s Cottage zur Deutschen Seite Now you have found me !!!!! It´s me, the one and only Saakje Bastmeijer living in Munich, Germany. Keep your eyes open, maybe you´ll find some interesting stuff right here... But I don't live alone here. My husband Mike has his own rooms! If you want to visit him... ...klick here!!! Naturally this isn´t the only page from me... I am interested in many things. Some examples are Role-Playing Games Star Wars Games (X-wing) ...and - of course - I am a coffee-addict ..here you can find information about my new stuff in german Do you want to visit some friends of mine? Sure - you CAN mail me I will be happy to get mail from people all over the world. ..but I don't want commercial e-mail... You are visitor number since 01/01/96 ...want to install a counter in your homepage, too?

166. Paganism And Censorship On The Net paganism and Censorship on the Net. © 1997 Anthony R. Thompson, athompsat adf org. Cyberspace. The Information Superhighway. Surfing the Net. http://www.netspace.org/~athomps/writing/paganism-censorship.shtml

Paganism and Censorship on the Net athomps at adf org Cyberspace. The Information Superhighway. Surfing the Net. These are all phrases which are flying at us daily with warp speed. How does all this media excitement affect us? More importantly, once you get past the hype, what does all this technology really mean for us as Pagans? Questions like these often raise more questions than they answer, but in this article I'd like to focus on one specific area: Censorship. There is currently very little to prevent someone from posting whatever they like to a web page or newsgrouptruth or falsehood, obscenity or advertisementand people frequently become justifiably concerned about the quality of the information they download, and what their children might download. Unfortunately, as has always been the case with censorship, what is "unacceptable" is often all too relative. Even more unfortunate for Pagans, as their religions have always been in the non-mainstream 'fringes' of society, they have all too often fit into the unacceptable category as well. As parents and various social and religious activists place increased pressure on governments and industry alike to regulate Internet content, there is a very real fear among Pagans that they will be victims of yet another round of discrimination performed in the name of "protecting the children". This article will explore general trends in censoring Internet content, and specifically how this censorship may affect Pagans now and in the future.

167. Home An eclectic site focusing on Wicca, with many unusual spells, and general information about Witchcraft and paganism. http://www.geocities.com/flirtychick_2002/home.html

Grimoire by Joanne I'm not what you could call an average teenager. I'm pagan, bisexual have also been diagnosed with Bulimia Nervosa, Unipolar and possible Bipolar disorder, suicidal tendicies, self harming, anxiety disorder and so many others that I really just can't remember them all.. All that I am is rather controversial but it's part of me and that's what matters. If you don't agree with it well then I guess that's your choice but open-mindedness is a charactoristic that people treasure. Within these pages you will find my grimoire or part of it. If you don't know what a Grimoire is then I suggest you leave. The difference between a Grimoire and a Book of Shadows is actually rather large. A Grimoire contains all of your spells and information for writting them, where as a Book of Shadows contains a magickal diary, a dream journal and things alone those lines. You won't find my BOS in here because that is somthing that I feel should be completely private to the individual writting it, but I'll provide information needed to write spells, as well as some spells that have worked well for me in the past. Some of the spells you'll find on here are very controversial but each witch has a right to make his/her own choice about what or what not to cast. Just remember the rule of three and be aware of all the concequences. Book Blessing Pow-Wow Circle Circle of Stars Create a Cicle in your hand ... Poetry All graphics from this site are borrowed from my favorite artist, Jonathon Earl Bowser. By clicking on any of his work you will be transported to his website

168. Paganism There are other kinds of paganism besides Wicca. Lots of them actually. Pagan /Wiccan Religion, paganism. There are other kinds of paganism besides Wicca. http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/paganism/

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169. GALACTICA : "The Ancient, The Modern, The Future" : The Journal Of Paganism, Occ The Journal of paganism, Occultism, Mysticism, Existentialism, and Western Culture. http://www.galacticapublishing.com/

In the northern hemisphere, the longest day of the year (near June 22) when the Sun is farthest north. In the southern hemisphere, winter and summer solstices are exchanged. The summer solstice marks the first day of the season of summer and the beginning of the Midnight Sun in the North. The American Charles Brace was one of the first foreigners who spoke enthusiastically of the midnight sun while traveling in the North. He was in northern Norway during the summer of 1856, and he exclaimed with excitement: "THE MIDNIGHT SUN! It was a splendid spectacle - the rays sparkling over the beautiful Fiord, lighting up distant snowy mountains, shining back from peak to peak far away, and the whole sphere majestically rising and clearing away what a moment before had been the clouds of evening, but were now the mist of morning. The light too was a different one, at least to our imagination - purer, cleaner, and fresher." This Issue Galactica Publishing Guild Ars Vindex Corona Borealis Sisters of Gaia Sword and Cycle ... Terra Incognita Features Deep Green Hidden History Literature Reviews Living Paganism ... Stellar Gateways Other Items Links Online Catalog Webmasters: click here for banners and instructions on linking to this site.

170. Welcome To Okana's Web - Polish And Slavic Paganism And Pagan Beliefs Dzisiaj imieniny (today s namedays) for Friday, 14-May-2004 025141EDT Bonifacego, Julity, Macieja. The Slav rose to face his http://www.okana.org/polpagan.html

Dzisiaj imieniny (today's name-days) for Wednesday, 02-Jun-2004 01:51:21 EDT: Erazma, Marianny, Marzeny "The Slav rose to face his God/dess filled not so much with compunction, as with childish love ..." It would appear that they were more willing to renounce gods who were personified as idols than the worship of trees, sacred woods, springs, stones, and hills. Slav Countries: Folk-Lore of the Forests, Larousse World Mythology The Polish term for god is bóg,m. (boog )/ bogini,f. (boh-GEE-nee) / bostwo, n. (BOH-stvoh); loosely it translates out to "noble", and is Iranian is derivation, according to linguistic sources. Nobility, however, in the years following the C.E., came more into contact with outside peoples, and began to worship in the manner of these civilizations. It seems that the spirits that the peasants honored were anthropomorphized and given temples and statues in their honor. This type of worship, however, was short-lived, having only just started a short time before Christianity swept through in the ninth and tenth centuries CE. In the fifteenth century, the great Polish writer Jan Dlugosz applied a great deal of zeal to rebuilding the Polish pantheon in the likeness of Greek and Roman Gods with the aid of a series of The embracing of Christianity by Polish nobility came in 966, when Poland "officially" became a state in the eyes of the West, and Mieszko ascended the throne. Their sister territory, Lithuania, was the last pagan state in Europe, not becoming officially a Christian state until Duke Jagie³³o married into the Polish dynasty in 1374. Even then, the Lithuanians have held onto their pagan beliefs to this day; the fact that the Polish priests assigned to convert the newly allied Lithuanians to the Roman Catholic faith could not speak the native language went a long way to preserving the traditions of the people.

171. Welcome To Ferrishyn's Garden A collection of information about paganism and Witchcraft. http://www.geocities.com/ferrishynleanhaun

Welcome all into my garden. Forgive me if I seem to be a bit busy. You see, today is wash day and I'm trying to get it out on the line to dry. But please, come and have a seat. I can fix you a nice cup of tea and we can have a little chat. A Special Note from Your Web Mistress Of Special Interest to Pagans and Non-Pagans Alike A Word to Parents Table of Contents What's New on the Page Wicca is... History of Wicca Wicca 101 ... Purple Ribbon Campaign Check out the webrings I'm listed with! This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here powered by bravenet.com E-mail me here: webmaster@wiccanpride.zzn.com (unless your e-mail is through the ISP you are using now (ex: AOL), you will have to open a seperate window to e-mail me. Or, you can sign up/log into my website's e-mail address below.) Login to wiccanpride mail User Name: Password: Technical Support Help Password Reminder Sign Up with wiccanpride Mail Support your local Wiccans. Be a Proud Wiccan and a Proud Pagan! Blessed Be! First Name: Last Name: Here's some fun stuff for you to play with. Quick reference and what-not. Have fun!

172. Society For Paganism And Magic NCSU Society for paganism and Magic. Our current members have varying beliefs andpractices including but not limited to Wicca, Shamanism and Celtic paganism. http://www.ncsu.edu/stud_orgs/spm/

NCSU Society for Paganism and Magic Established around March 1994, The Society for Paganism and Magic (SPM) is a club for expanding and sharing knowledge about different kinds of Pagan and magical beliefs. Through SPM local pagans can to come together in support of one another despite minor and sometimes major differences in belief systems. SPM offers local pagans a place to celebrate together and work togeher. We hope as a Society to set a positive example for other spiritual groups. Our current members have varying beliefs and practices including but not limited to Wicca, Shamanism and Celtic Paganism. Our members also have varying views on spirituality and white magic. The Society usually meets on Wednesday nights at 8:00p.m. in the lower level of Tompkins Hall. Non-students are welcome to visit our meetings! For more information, please contact Donna Nolen at (919)839-0640. SPM Constitution Short term goals for the club Upcoming Events and Other Groups in the Area Regional Pagan Gatherings ... Frequently Asked Questions This is a lisiting of several compiled FAQ's from all over the internet. Get STUFF . Like a T-Shirt for example.

173. Pagans In Interfaith Dialogue Reports from Frew at the Parliament of World Religions, at which he represented witchcraft and paganism. http://www.cog.org/pwr/don.htm

Pagans In Interfaith Dialogue New Faiths, New Challenges presented by Donald H. Frew at the 1993 Parliament of the World’s Religions Hello and welcome. My name is Donald H. Frew. I am an Elder of the Covenant of the Goddess, the world’s largest religious organization for Neo-Pagan Witches, and I currently serve that organization as its National Public Information Officer. I have spent the last 8 years handling virtually all of CoG’s interfaith outreach. And in that capacity, I have served on the Board of Directors of the Berkeley Area Interfaith Council for last 7 years. Yesterday, Dr. J. Gordon Melton spoke on the challenges for "mainstream" religious groups encountering what he called New Religious Movements. He spoke from the point of view of a minister in one of those "mainstream" faiths looking out at all the New Religious Movements all over America. I am here, as a Neo-Pagan priest, to offer some observations from the other side of the dialogue. I will take questions at the end. First, a little bit of background...

174. New Moon Wicca Shop Witch Shop Occult Shop Witchcraft Shop Paganism Store Druidi New Moon Occult Shop has over 3500 items for Wicca, Witchcraft, paganism articles resources for Wiccans, Witches and Pagans, how to do tarot readings, athames http://www.newmoonoccultshop.com/

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175. Welcome To My Grove Dedicated to witchcraft and paganism, including divination, healing, spells, rituals, crystals, colors, chakras, meditation, animal spirituality, and spirit guides. http://athena523.tripod.com/athenapg2.html

Welcome to the Enchanted Grove Home Animal Spirituality Awards Book of Shadows ... Powered by Bravenet Join the Grove Guide's mailing list Enter your name and email address: Name: Email: Subscribe Unsubscribe powered by bravenet.com ::What's New at the Grove!:: Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. document.write(adcode); Member of Alternative Market Place Banner Exchange Please be advised that the purpose of this website is for education and in the case of the artwork entertainment purposes ONLY. Absolutely no profit is being made here, and it shall remain so. Thank you. You can reach us at our other address: http://enchantedgrove.net . Please bookmark for future use! Try Neopagan.com's Pagan Search Engine! all any This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit

176. Book Of Shadows Information about Wicca, Witchcraft, and paganism. most of which is presented in a lesson/lecture format. http://www.geocities.com/dtwohawks/bos.html

What is Magick? Ethics of Magick The Laws of Magick The Magick Circle Ritual Etiquette/Preparation Invoking the Elements Tools of the Craft The Pentagram Legend of the Goddess ... The Wheel of the Year Esbats Magickal Spells and Spellworking Initiation Magickal Names and Naming Masks and Ritual

177. Wren's Nest Spirit News Part of the Witches' Voice, this site offers daily news on paganism, religious freedoms, and environmental issues. http://www.witchvox.com/xwrensnest.html

dqmcodebase = "http://www.witchvox.com/jv/" //script folder location Your browser does not support script Version 7.7 Your News.. Pagan/Witch Act/Protest Animals Archaeology Art/Music Civil Rights Crime Cultural Environment Feminism Health History Humor Legal Media Mythology Native Amer. Offbeat Obituary Paranormal Politics Religious Schools/Ed Science Society Technical Witchvox This Week [Larger Type] List View PDA View ... Wren's Wrants Search The Nest Article Title Source Record Features... Wren's Personal News Links Who Is Wren W Nest Logos ... Tell A Friend (about the 'Nest) Go to the... vox menus... Witchvox Chapter: Wren's Nest News Chapter Page Views: Wren's Nest posts Pagan community news, updates on discrimination cases, legislative alerts, calls for action and general comments about Pagan issues around the world on a daily basis. If you find a news article of interest or are aware of an issue that may affect the Pagan community, please email us. Top Stories (Past 7 Days) Article: [Science] Date Posted: 8:39:05 pm Wvox Stats Views Comments: Scientists Dig Into Chesapeake Bay’s Impact Crater Author: Associated Press Source: Space.com

178. Was Hegel Christian Or Atheist? Explores Hegel's relation to Christianity, atheism and paganism in the light of the struggle between the Left and Right Hegelians. Presents a view of Hegelianism as a freedomloving philosophy. http://eserver.org/philosophy/hegel-christianity.html

Up to the English Server! Was Hegel Christian or Atheist? Paul E. Trejo After Hegel's death there was a great clash of intellectuals which the Hegelian theologian David Strauss called the clash between "the Left Hegelians and the Right Hegelians." The Left Hegelians were atheists, led by the ex-minister Bruno Bauer and his famous follower, Karl Marx, and by the radical editor Arnold Ruge and the radical egoist whose real name was not Max Stirner. The Right Hegelians were Christian fundamentalists. They found Christian inspiration in Hegel's philosophy, and they condemned David Strauss' progressive New Testament critique, The Life of Jesus . Strauss also took his inspiration from Hegel. He showed how the earliest Christian communities altered the Gospels with their local traditions. Albert Schweitzer praised his book as epoch-making, and by today's standards the book is tame. But it was the 19th century death-knell for Hegelian scholarship. Strauss defended himself by accusing Hegel himself of ambiguity on the subject. Bruno Bauer was living evidence of this. Bauer was first the leader of the Right Hegelians, and led the damnation of David Strauss' theology of demythologization. After more years of reflection, however, Bauer turned coat and became the leader of the Left Hegelians. (In either role, Albert Schweitzer praised Bauer's scholarship as world class.) Scholars for generations have reviewed the arguments of the Left and Right Hegelians, and are still divided on the question: Was Hegel a Christian or an atheist?

179. WiccaUK Newswire News relating to paganism, Witchcraft, ecology, Pagans in the media and other subjects. http://news.wiccauk.com/

Home Forums Events Membership ... Publish All Topics Events Ancient Sites Enviroment Miscellaneous All Regions International UK Europe Asia India Austrilasia index latest news submit archives ... editorial policy Search search comments also advanced search deutsch de » en español es » en français fr » en italiano it » en norsk portug pt » en Eco Homes Land Ocupation Protest This Easter people from around the country will be converging on the Pembrokeshire National Park in one of the most proactive bits of direct action for years. This time activists willnot be trying to stop something - they'll be fighting for their dreams of a countryside teeming with life, not just plant and animal life but human life too. With enough land for everyone not just the rich few. Historically people have been squeezed out of the countryside to work for factory owners in towns and cities. As a result most of us have lost the fundamental knowledge of life: how to grow food and how to live lightly on the land. What follows is a full briefing about the action and the reasons behind it. related link: http://www.thelandisours.org/

180. Sacred Texts: The Classics The Classics. http://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/

Topics African Age of Reason Alchemy Americana ... Christianity Classics Homer Hesiod Aeschylus Sophocles ... Buy Books: Classics The Classics Greek Texts Roman Texts General Books About the Photos... This section contains texts from ancient Greece and Rome, primarily about Classical Pagan beliefs. However, any text which has survived from this period of antiquity is, by definition, a classic. Many of these texts were only saved from the flames of the dark ages in locations remote from Rome and Athens, such as the legendary city of Timbuktu in central Africa, Irish monastaries, and by Islamic scholars in centers of learning as Baghdad. Greek HOMER Works of Homer The Iliad of Homer Samuel Butler translator [1898] The Odyssey of Homer Samuel Butler translator [1900] The Homeric Hymn to Demeter HESIOD Works of Hesiod: Hesiod's Theogony Works and Days ORPHEUS The Hymns of Orpheus by Thomas Taylor [1792] SAPPHO The Poems of Sappho English and Transliterated Greek The Poems of Sappho (Unicode) English and Greek The Songs of Bilitis A famous hoax, which has had a huge impact on our modern perception of Sappho. AESOP The Fables of Aesop AESCHYLUS The Dramas of Aeschylus SOPHOCLES The Dramas of Sophocles EURIPIDES The Dramas of Euripides PLATO The Dialogues of Plato PYTHAGORAS The Golden Verses of Pythagoras by Florence M. Firth [1902]

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