I'm so very glad we have the internet as a venue for sharing about spirituality - the community grows as the web widens. But there are some pitfalls and obstacles that limit the extent to which we can really communicate about spirituality online, or on any other platform that involves writing. I grapple with these issues almost every time I write a blog post here.
The nature of blogging, or writing articles for Pagan magazines, or posting in spiritual groups on social media, or even writing books is that of words: we write down what we want to share, and other people read it.
Jamie
Cunning Wife,I believe you are 100% correct. Just look at the 'Chessboard' of Gwenddoleu ap Ceidio, one of the 13 Treasures of The Island of Britain. ...
Anthony Gresham
There is a Methodist church north of the James river that sells homemade Brunswick Stew for a few days each year. My parents loved it. They would bu...
Jamie
Mr. Posch,Thanks again for reminding us all about the Kalasha. I love the part about renaming Kafiristan to Nuristan. "Land Of Light". Right. They do ...
Jamie
Archer,Great article as always. Those spiritual exercises sound pretty intense, but I'm glad they helped you. Who among us [adults] doesn't have old h...
Anthony Gresham
I went over to that screenrant.com/god-war-ragnarok-thor-model-revealed-art-director place to take a look at the art. The character reminds me of Vol...
