Mark Green's Atheopaganism Blog

Living an Earth-Honoring Path Rooted in Science

Tue, Sep 03, 2024 Mark Green Practice , Atheopagan , Rites of Passage , Ritual , Events , Community 2 Comments

It had been two years, three months and and sixteen days.

In that time, I had seen not a one of the amazing people I met at Suntree Retreat 2022 in person. Zoom calls with a few, social media exchanges.

And now I am come back from the 2024 Retreat. I am brimming over, having seen some of ...

Thu, Aug 29, 2024 Mark Green Atheopagan , Events No comments

It’s early morning, with the Sun just beginning to rise. My bags are packed, and I’m off to the airport soon to go to SUNTREE RETREAT 2024!

I try to minimize my flying, but I don’t have the available time at work to drive this year, so here we are. I bought carbon credits to offset my travel,...

Mon, Aug 12, 2024 Mark Green Nature and Science , Sabbaths No comments

The Perseids are strong tonight.

I mean, it’s early: 9 pm. The Sun is only just down, but it’s a clear night with a quarter Moon and after midnight, there should be a vivid meteor shower, perhaps as many as one every minute or even less.

The night air is warm and still. There are crickets,...

Thu, Aug 01, 2024 Mark Green Sabbaths No comments

It’s time again for the beginning of August Sabbath: the midpoint between Midsummer and Harvest.

It’s always been a challenge for me to name this holiday. I tried things like “Summer’s End”–but it’s often the hottest time of the year where I live. Summer’s Waning, perhaps? But again, it doesn...

Fri, Jul 19, 2024 Mark Green Nature and Science , Practice , Atheopagan , Ritual , Atheology No comments

Host Aaron Rabinowitz had me on to discuss the new book, and we had a deep conversation about Atheopaganism and non-supernatural Pagan practice. Great, probing questions! Have a listen.

https://www.voidpod.com/podcasts/2024/7/15/round-we-dance-with-mark-green

Tue, Jul 09, 2024 Mark Green Nature and Science , Pagan , Atheopagan 2 Comments

I never knew there was anyone who felt as I did, who believed as I did. I really feel that I have found my people–that I have come home.

Atheopagan community member

It has been hugely beneficial for me to discover the Atheopagan community. I’ve always struggled to name my spiritual path. I ...