Mark Green's Atheopaganism Blog: Practice

An Atheopagan Life: Observances for November and December

Wed, Dec 03, 2014

Mark Green

1 Comment

Practice, Sabbaths, Atheopagan Life

Originally published at Humanistic Paganism. November and December certainly don’t lack for observances and holiday celebrations. In the temperate zone of the planet, pretty much every culture has had some way of celebrating the winter solstice, and the accumulation of many of those traditions lives with us today…

Atheopagan “advent” calendar–a fun project for the holidays

Sun, Nov 23, 2014

Mark Green

2 Comments

Sabbaths

Instructions for making your own Atheopagan “advent” calendar, complete with resizable clip art images you can use for the tiny pictures behind the windows. Includes education on Atheopagan principles and themes. This is a Word document, so the images could be embedded as resizable objects. Enjoy!…

An Atheopagan Hymnal

Mon, Nov 10, 2014

Mark Green

2 Comments

Practice, Sabbaths, Liturgy

This collection provides songs and invocations for use in Atheopagan rituals. All rights reserved to authors of the works, but distribution for non-commercial uses is permitted. This is a work in progress, and will be further updated. Enjoy!…

An Atheopagan Ritual Primer

Tue, Nov 04, 2014

Mark Green

3 Comments

Practice, Techniques

New off the press, An Atheopagan Ritual Primer. All you need to know to get started doing your own Atheopagan rituals. EDIT 2022: Now in its 5th edition!…

An Atheopagan Life: Observances Around the Year (Sept/Oct)

Wed, Oct 29, 2014

Mark Green

No comments

Sabbaths, Atheopagan Life

Autumn on the North Coast of California is an odd time. Our climate is a Mediterranean-style cycle of winter rains and a completely dry summer, and the transitional seasons are subtle in character. In fall, we experience the hottest period of the year, as while summer mornings are characterized by…

An Atheopagan Rosary

Thu, Aug 28, 2014

Mark Green

8 Comments

Practice, Techniques, Liturgy

I’ve been thinking about personal practices. They vary; for some, having a community of like-minded peers and going to a seasonal celebration of all or most of the 8 festivals around the year fulfills what they seek out of a religion. Others like to do…