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  • Pagan,  Atheopagan

    The Last Pantheacon, and What’s Next

    2020-02-18 /

    Pantheacon, the largest indoor gathering of Pagans in North America, is no more. For a variety of reasons, Glenn Turner, the organizer, has decided to close it down and is retiring. I have been associated with PCon for a very long time. I attended the first one (I think), and have been to most of them over the 20-odd years it continued. It was a chance to see friends I didn’t see otherwise, to learn new things, meet new people, enjoy performances and generally to enjoy a majority-Pagan space for awhile, in stark contrast to the ordinary world. In recent years, it has provided opportunities to present and share about…

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    Why Paganism Hasn’t Failed…Yet.

    2021-01-29

    Building Atheopagan Community

    2016-06-28

    Paganism, Gothic Aesthetic, and the Sensibility of Darkness: An Observation

    2018-10-11
  • Principles,  Practice,  Atheopagan,  Atheopagan Life

    Atheopaganism on the Placebo Magic Podcast!

    2020-02-18 /

    Had a great conversation with Gary at the Placebo Magic Podcast. Listen at https://www.farmcodegary.com/post/s02e06-atheopaganism-with-mark-green/

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    Exploring the Atheopagan Principles: Principle 11—Curiosity

    2015-02-18

    Our Story Thus Far

    2018-11-12

    Wisdom

    2022-06-05
  • Atheopagan,  Pagan

    Growth is Change

    2020-02-10 /

    Paganism generally—and Atheopaganism specifically—comprise intersecting sets of growing communities. And as we grow, we change. Generally, for example, the Atheopaganism Facebook group has been a very kind, warm context, but there has been more friction lately, and a need for more hands-on moderation. This is inevitable. When we were a group of 300 people, it was easy for people to know one another and for norms and conduct standards to be implemented organically. But now, there are nearly 2,000 people in the group, with about 20-30 coming in each week. Those folks don’t know the group vibe yet, and some of them are used to an Internet that is pugnacious…

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    Welcome Home

    2019-02-28

    A Warm, Relaxed Gathering for Harvest

    2018-09-23

    Themes for Atheopagan “Welcoming” Gatherings

    2018-09-24
  • Uncategorized

    Protected: Atheopagan University: Week 3

    2020-02-08 /

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    Protected: Atheopaganism University: Week 6

    2020-03-14

    Protected: Atheopaganism University: Week 7

    2020-03-21

    The Rise of an Atheopagan

    2018-02-01
  • Personal Reflection

    Mostly Russian River

    2020-02-04 /

    What I am made of lifted as fog from redwood trees to drip across bay leaves down to Lake Sonoma. It seeped through oaks’ roots and fossil limestone and chanterelle mycelia and vernal wetlands to creeks where egrets and ospreys hunt, where steelhead and coho salmon struggle their way to spawn, and bears yet roam. What I am made of slid down the brilliant bark of peeling madrone. What I am made of knows the scent of the great Pacific, carried up the mighty River by those anadromous fish, and river otters, and tides. It sheets across the sheer compaction of redwood duff on the forest floor, soaking up the…

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    Contemplating a Red Moon

    2019-01-21

    What’s the Point?

    2016-02-16

    Contrasts

    2018-10-14
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    This Is a Prayer for Imbolc. This Is a Prayer for Resistance.

    2020-02-02 /

    Despite the theistic lens, this is the spirit of what we need now. Read and feel empowered.

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