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July 2016

July 27, 2016

Pagan, Shinto & Spiritual Book Reviews July 2016

This month Pagan Tama has previews of two as yet unreleased titles from Moon Books,...

July 25, 2016

Salt Dough Magic

Mix handicraft with witchcraft with this very simple, family-friendly activity...

July 19, 2016

A Group Lammas Ritual

Incorporating the tradition of the dying Corn Spirit, an Anglo-Saxon protective spell, and Inkubus Sukkubus!

July 13, 2016

Celebrating the Neopagan Wheel of the Year in Japan

Neopagans living in Japan may find conditions are more favourable there than in the West...

July 09, 2016

Gods and Gratitude

I believe gratitude is at the heart of Shinto, Paganism and in fact all religions.

July 06, 2016

An Interfaith Walk for Peace

What happens when Christians, Muslims, Jews, Pagans and people of many other faiths and no...

July 02, 2016

Wish Upon A Star At Tanabata

The Star Festival on July 7th is a time for making wishes in Japan -...

June 2016

June 30, 2016

The Merits Of “Pagan Standard Time”

The idea of Pagan Standard Time may not just be a joke - viewed one...

June 26, 2016

Pagan, Shinto & Spiritual Book Reviews June 2016

Death, dark goddesses and urban folk religion are some of the common themes among the...

June 19, 2016

“Choosing” Gods Verses “Being Chosen”

I honestly do not know if I was “called” by Inari Ōkami or not. But...

June 14, 2016

Shinto’s Summer Solstice

Hundreds of pilgrims gathering at giant rocks to see the Sun rise at the Summer...

June 12, 2016

A Shinto Prayer for Beginners

A look at the Hi-Fu-Mi norito, one of the most accessible Shinto prayers

June 08, 2016

The Power of “Blessed Be”

“Blessed Be” may have Christian origins, but it has some interesting implications that might explain...

June 05, 2016

Pagan Temples and Shinto Shrines

Can Shinto shrines be sources of inspiration for Neopagan temples?

June 02, 2016

The Threefold Law – Supernatural or Psychology?

A non-magical interpretation of the Wiccan "Rule of Three"

May 2016

May 30, 2016

Pagan, Shinto & Spiritual Book Reviews May 2016

This month we take a look at one of Ronald Hutton's most recent books; an...

May 27, 2016

Is Shinto Truly a Religion for All?

The decision to hold the G7 summit close to Ise Grand Shrine has prompted some...

May 25, 2016

Tokonoma – Japan’s “Secular Altars”

Can one have a non-religious altar? Let's take a look at a possible example from...

May 22, 2016

Four Elements, Four States of Matter

How can I refer to the four classical elements when I know that the reality...

May 19, 2016

Skulls: Beyond Memento Mori

What do skulls symbolise...apart from death?

May 11, 2016

Shinto in Emoji

Believe it or not, millions of people all over the world are now being exposed...

May 07, 2016

“Punk Religion”

What do Punks and Pagans have in common?

May 05, 2016

The Wind and The Sun (By Isaac, age 4)

How my nephew revealed new wisdom in his re-telling of an ancient fable

April 2016

April 30, 2016

Celebrating the Masculine at Kodomo No Hi

What does Beltane have in common with Japan's Kodomo no Hi?

April 27, 2016

Pagan, Shinto & Spiritual Book Reviews April 2016

Including two books on the Green Man, Godless Paganism and The Magicians

April 24, 2016

An English Beltane Festival

How Beltane is celebrated by Pagans and non-Pagans alike in Rochester, Kent.

April 21, 2016

Meeting the Green Man: A Guided Meditation

"The Green Man talks. He speaks of the dawn of time, the beginning of the...

April 19, 2016

Make a Recycled Green Man Mask

An easy way to make a Green Man mask - great fun for adults and...

April 16, 2016

Help for Kumamoto

How you can help following the earthquakes in Kumamoto

April 14, 2016

The Need for Human-Friendly Conservation

Conservation is hard, and finding solutions that satisfy the needs of people and the rest...

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