Category: Pagan Spirit

From covens to solitary practitioners, the Sabbats and Esbats, magic and mystical. You can find it all in the Pagan Spirit.

Slowing down to Grow

Every year, when I see the first flurries, I begin daydreaming (I daydream a lot) of sitting on my couch in front my fire place (which I don’t have) with my cup of herbal tea, flipping through seed catalogs, while…

Spiritual Motherhood

By Wendy L. Hawksley A mother is a person who seeing there are only four pieces of pie for five people, promptly announces she never did care for pie. ~ Tenneva Jordan You may have read that the High Priestess…

What an Airhead

Part four of a four part series on working with the elements from a personal perspective It’s not fair. It is not an unbiased opinion, my musings are completely one sided. This is an article extolling the glories of the…

Spirit Dolls

Altar dolls, also called Spirit Dolls, are just the vessel for an entity that is a guardian, or a companion, or a teacher in a Witch’s growth. Actually more than one entity can live in a spirit doll, but that…

Hot to Trot

Part three of a four part series on working with the elements from a personal perspective. By Retrokali Ahh, fire. The red headed stepchild of the elements. This is the one that often gets us into trouble whether it is…

El Dia de los Muertos

By Lyon Mercaeant For those of us who follow a Neo-Pagan path it is the time of year we turn inward, gathering what our personal harvests have brought to us and taking pause to remember our ancestors in the spirit…

The Witch’s Besom

By Lyon Mercaeant Samhain is right around the corner and along with that of course, is also the secular Halloween. One of the most popular icons of the holiday is the old witchy hag, with her warty nose, trendy buckled…

Blessed Samhain

The staff of the Modern Pagan would like to wish all of our readers a Blessed Samhain. As the new year starts and the wheel continues to turn it’s a time to reflect on the old and look towards the…

Samhain v.Halloween

By Retrokali As most of us already know, pagan holidays far pre-date Christian ones. A quicky little synopsis is that when the newish Christian church tried to convert the peasantry, the pagan peasantry said, “Sure we can celebrate Easter”, then…