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Urban Paganism & City Life, by Daniel Anderson

Posted on November 24, 2010 by [ open myth source ]

When we think of urbanity what figures come to mind? Perhaps the flaneur, the dandy, the aristocrat, the business person, lawyers, bankers, the city is peopled with those who help maintain it’s operation. Nature, outside of parks and at times … Continue reading →

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“Oh My God! Just realized I’m Pagan…”

Posted on October 24, 2010 by [ open myth source ]

“(Pagans) are not out to convert anyone, and we don’t sacrifice much beyond vegetables,” he said, adding that the one and only commandment of paganism is to “Do no harm.” * * * * * * * Rise in … Continue reading →