You know, there are times when I feel like I have nothing to contribute to Paganism. I've gotten a lot out of it, but then I think to myself: What happened? No, I don't want this to be all normal and easy to digest, I want it to be mysterious and exciting, and for some reason, it isn't anymore.
Why do I feel as though what I have to say isn't special? I'm scratching my head on this one, because it's an important part of my motivation to keep my blogs-that what I'm saying is important and useful. Maybe I'm having my mid-Pagan crisis or something. But where went the power and majesty of worshipping the Moon and the forbidden Gods? Because let's face it; what we do is forbidden by mainstream culture.
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Candi, I agree with Carl on doubt. In addition doubt slows us down and makes us consider our intent and actions. To many have forg
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We all have our moments of doubt and feelings of disconnection. One thing that helps me in those times is to reflect on how I cam