Greetings!
The second edition of my first book -- Family Wicca -- will be available at the end of next month (May '06) and one of the subjects I've added to its chapters is adoption. This was inspired by a friend of mine who's working on a book about birthparenting as it relates to Paganism.
Another topic that seems to wax and wane in the community is ... are all religions really the same underneath? Some argue vehemently that they are, others that no, there are fundamental and irresolvable differences. Mind you, that doesn't mean that the diffrences aren't liveable with ....
Then there's the subject of working skyclad -- a Wiccan term derived from "clad in the sky," which is to say, without clothes. How does your path/Tradition feel about that? How do you feel about it? Dare we write about it? I'm working on an essay for a contest submission ....
I'm curious to know what y'all, as Pagans, are writing about, or interested in reading about. ???
Blessings,
Ashleen O'Gaea
The second edition of my first book -- Family Wicca -- will be available at the end of next month (May '06) and one of the subjects I've added to its chapters is adoption. This was inspired by a friend of mine who's working on a book about birthparenting as it relates to Paganism.
Another topic that seems to wax and wane in the community is ... are all religions really the same underneath? Some argue vehemently that they are, others that no, there are fundamental and irresolvable differences. Mind you, that doesn't mean that the diffrences aren't liveable with ....
Then there's the subject of working skyclad -- a Wiccan term derived from "clad in the sky," which is to say, without clothes. How does your path/Tradition feel about that? How do you feel about it? Dare we write about it? I'm working on an essay for a contest submission ....
I'm curious to know what y'all, as Pagans, are writing about, or interested in reading about. ???
Blessings,
Ashleen O'Gaea