A Quick Index to Resources on this Site
There’s a lot here. More than 600 posts, going back to 2014. Essays on Atheopagan values and Principles, ritual skills and techniques, ritual outlines, suggestions for seasonal celebrations of the wheel of the year, rites of passage and personal rituals. A lot of useful ideas for help with building your own Atheopagan practice.
But it’s a little daunting to navigate, and the search tools are unfortunately limited.
So this post is to help you find what you’re looking for. It doesn’t by any means index everything on the site, but it will give you access to many of the key resources here.
Getting Started–Beginning Your Practice
Page of links and key resources (guidebooks, downloads, event organizing tools, hymnal, etc.)
Atheology and Philosophy of Atheopaganism
The Atheopagan Principles; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Rites of Passage: Initiation
Rites of Passage: Naming and Welcoming
Rites of Passage: Passage into Adulthood
Rites of Passage: Handfastings and Dissolution
Rites of Passage: Eldering
Rites of Passage: Funerary Rites
Ritual Phases: Arrival
Ritual Phases: Qualities and Intention
Ritual Phases: The Working
Ritual Phases: Gratitude and Benediction
Ritual Descriptions and Outlines
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Tools
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Public Speaking
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Drumming and Rhythm
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Singing
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Movement and Dance
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Sigils
Ritual Tools and Techniques: Talismans
Creating Your Own Wheel of the Year
Wheel of the Year: Midwinter
Wheel of the Year: Brightening
Wheel of the Year: High Spring
Wheel of the Year: May Day (or Summertide)
Wheel of the Year: Midsummer
Wheel of the Year: Dimming
Wheel of the Year: Harvest
Wheel of the Year: Hallows
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Idk if that’s just me but the links about creating your own wheel of the year sadly don’t lead anywhere. Like if I click on Midwinter and then on the one about the calendar it just goes to a blank website 😦
I wanted to ask in case anybody else has the same problem.
It appears that the URLs didn’t get changed when we migrated the site away from WordPress.com. I’m working on it.
I have fixed the links you referred to, FYI.
That’s awesome, thank you Mark!
That’s awesome, thank you Mark! 🙂