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Viewing the World through Pagan Eyes, Part II: Memes as Organisms
A Pagan approach sees the memes discussed by secular scientists as a kind of thought form within animist and occult traditions. Subsequent pieces will examine how major issues confronting our community look very different look when viewed from such a perspective.
Review: The Pagan Heart of the West
Pagan Heart emphasizes that the ancient gods did not die when Christian authorities forbade their worship, but instead that they continue to exist and thrive.
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