Tag Archives: paganism

The most shocking Pantheacon moment

Posted on March 7, 2013 by Annika Mongan

It wasn’t the presence of demonic forces. I kind of expected those to be there, it was a pagan event, after all. Intellectually I didn’t expect anything evil, but I have to admit that subconsciously I was a little worried … Continue reading →

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Pantheacon in one word

Posted on February 16, 2013 by Annika Mongan

“Well, I have to disagree with that.” For a while I thought it would be fun to count how often I’d hear that phrase at Pantheacon, but I got bored pretty quickly. Ten pagans, a dozen opinions. I have been … Continue reading →

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Magick from Solstice to Solstice

Posted on December 27, 2012 by Annika Mongan

It was like a vision out of a fantasy novel, an imagining of times long past. That is how I experienced the summer solstice. Strangers gathered for ritual, lighting a bonfire on the beach, dropping their clothes in the cold … Continue reading →

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Experiencing Dr. Bronner’s “All One, All One or None”

Posted on December 7, 2012 by Annika Mongan

Sometimes I listen to pagan music while working on a church bulletin and I find myself slipping into a state of worship. Images of growing vines, the antlered crown of Pan blend with beautiful words of Jesus and adoration of … Continue reading →

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