A ripe collection of wisdom-fruit from people who really live their Paganism. Highly recommended.

We recognize that many Wiccans, Neopagans, and others regularly use the terms "Pagan" and "Paganism" to describe themselves. ... Sharon Rufus, "WHO ARE THE WITCHES?", Fate (1986 AUG), P. 59:

An ongoing project with detailed historical information about the more obscure Goddesses: this page features Fortuna, the Roman Goddess of Luck and Fate. ... Fortuna is the Roman Goddess of Luck, Fate,

An ongoing project with detailed historical information about the more obscure Goddesses: this page features Fortuna Primagenia of Praeneste, Primordial Goddess of Fate. ... It was a huge complex,

Srecha--goddess of fate and also of spinning and household chores. She spun and cut the thread of life (like the three Greek fates). People tried to guess the future by various methods.

Cauldron Living: The Portal for the Wiccan, Pagan, New Age, and Spiritualist Community ... Now you can get a personal reading from Cauldron Living''s resident intuitive psychic, Linda Fate.

The difference between clean and unclean meats, and the reason for the rules in Leviticus 11 of the Bible. ... People tend to eat a few times a day, ... This article will go straight to the ultimate source,

News; [For further news and what-not, visit the Greycat Blog.]; I’ve been a book reviewer for Metapsychology Online Reviews for a while, ... David Haney, The Americanization of Social Science:

The most popular article on greycat.org during the last week has been ‘The shadow of Stonehenge: paganism, fate and redemption in Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles‘.

The most popular article on greycat.org during the last week has been ‘The shadow of Stonehenge: paganism, fate and redemption in Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles‘.