Send us a text Ever wondered what worship is? We open the window on our process, from the first cast of the circle to the last note of our closing song, to show how simple structure turns shared time into a living conversation with the gods. It’s not about manipulating outcomes; it’s about reverence, rhythm, and the steady practice of showing up together. We start with the bones of our rites—casting circle, invocations, and the Charge of the Goddess—then move into the flexible heart of the r...
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Send us a text Ever wondered what worship is? We open the window on our process, from the first cast of the circle to the last note of our closing song, to show how simple structure turns shared time into a living conversation with the gods. It’s not about manipulating outcomes; it’s about reverence, rhythm, and the steady practice of showing up together. We start with the bones of our rites—casting circle, invocations, and the Charge of the Goddess—then move into the flexible heart of the r...
Everyday Magic, Human Blind Spots, And Whose is Who's
Pagan Coffee Talk
30 minutes
3 weeks ago
Everyday Magic, Human Blind Spots, And Whose is Who's
Send us a text Most people miss what’s right in front of them—and that gap can protect privacy, preserve meaning, and keep the peace. We open with real-world examples of inattentional blindness, from staged scenes to everyday office experiments, and show how observation is a skill you can train. Then we shift to a question that stirs strong feelings: do you need a Norse path to honor Yule? We make the case that the winter solstice belongs to everyone, while acknowledging that words car...
Pagan Coffee Talk
Send us a text Ever wondered what worship is? We open the window on our process, from the first cast of the circle to the last note of our closing song, to show how simple structure turns shared time into a living conversation with the gods. It’s not about manipulating outcomes; it’s about reverence, rhythm, and the steady practice of showing up together. We start with the bones of our rites—casting circle, invocations, and the Charge of the Goddess—then move into the flexible heart of the r...
