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"Pagan" originally meant "foreigner" or "from the country", and then later became associated with religion, just to clarify. Pagans do not have to follow multiple gods. There are all shades, flavors, types, and colorings of Pagans. Kemetics, Asatru, eclectic, Reconstructionist, henotheists...

I can bend my thumbs behind my last pointer finger knuckle.

Granted, even Shakespeare stole most of his plots from other people.

Screw ambiguity. Long live the oxford comma.

About eight or nine years ago, part of our rent agreement was to take care of: Ten goats Four sheep One geriatric horse One donkey One Shetland pony Approximately twenty chickens Three to four turkeys Three peafowl One barn cat. The poultry numbers fluctuated due to raccoons and the fact that...

*cough* UNCOMMON SENSE MINISTRIES And that's me posting as a non-Wiccan pagan.

That second picture! SO beautiful!

Aww, elderly cats are wonderful. We have an 18-year old.

Two wrongs don't make a right. It'd be doing the same thing. That's like saying, "Hey, let's make a thread about all the stereotypes about X race, and it's okay if we balance it out with another about Y race."

Hooray for topics that reinforce negative gender stereotypes we've been trying to shed for generations!

I saw the user photo thread, but where are all our cute babies? This is my newest girl, Carrot. She's about seven months old.

I haven't, but my mother used to when she was excessively stressed out by her job and our home life, and she wasn't getting much sleep. I'd wake her up in the den to get her to go to bed (she'd nod off in front of the TV), and she'd have her eyes open, could stand up and walk, and would talk in...

Ah, so it's not a specific event, but an aspect thing. Me, I only call on Hermes Chthonius in times of grief or, well. When I've had loved ones who are dying. That was why I asked.

Yeah, I know who that deity is. ^_^ I don't know that aspect as well as Hermes himself (I mean, as much as one can know a deity). So, I can't offer any advice, but I can tell you what you offer Hermes Chthonius (Hermes in his psychopomp form) -- which is garlic and figs. Pretty much a Greek...

Yo. Henotheist Hellenist here. I follow Hermes.

I had poltergeist stuff happen around me when I was hitting puberty-- as it will in an extremely stressful (to put it lightly) household during that time. My parents reported hearing footsteps in the house when only one person was there. Voices under the bed. Toilets flushed on their own...

Even people who were supposed to believe the world was flat (I.e. Medieval, Renaissance) didn't. There's proof.

I know two Flat Earthers. It hurts. It hurts a lot.

We're all still human. There are idiots among us. But. I appreciate the sentiment and agree. :) Some of us are fairly good folk. heheheheheh.

@TheRockInception Hey. Psssst. Unless you've made a good, thorough study of ancient pagan religions and their social context, please don't fall into the ages-old trap of thinking Christianity was the only path preaching for people to be good and kind to others. That's a myth perpet :angelD: