Inter-cultural Wedding
For the “Crafting a Wedding” class I took at Cherry Hill Pagan Seminary, we had to write an interfaith wedding featuring a culture or religious tradition with which we were unfamiliar.
In this ceremony, the groom is Navajo and the bride is a neo-Pagan of Scots-Irish descent. This ceremony is co-officiated by a [...]
Grief and Growth
Three years after my father’s death, I still grieve. Usually at the weirdest times and usually when something in my current life has made me emotionally vulnerable – from crushed self-esteem or fears of loss. At these times, my heart chakra, inflamed and swollen, attempts to leap past my throat chakra and escape my body. [...]
What is it about Paganism?
There is a certain je ne sai quoi about calling oneself a pagan. It is not as if our beliefs are that singular—nature as sacred, interconnectedness, the divine feminine, unity through diversity, tolerance, and an acceptance of relative or subjective knowledge. Many other religions embrace many of these ideals. So, what is it about paganism [...]
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