Wow, those same ice crystal bonds which make up a “delicate” snowflake are strong enough to hold up a car!
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Pagan Bloggers with Naturalistic Worldviews
Wow, those same ice crystal bonds which make up a “delicate” snowflake are strong enough to hold up a car!
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For a lot of my life, I understood the colors we see as, well, of course the colors that the world is. End of story. But then I heard about infrared light. And ultraviolet light. And found out about the whole “electromagnetic spectrum” – all of which are the same thing – all “light”, just in different colors. Most colors of which we can’t see. To realize that we only see a tiny slice of the colors that exist was mind opening!
Many other basic concepts like that are included in this course.
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Happy Solstice!
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The longer nights around Winter Solstice give more dark skies for the Northern lights – Solar Cycle 25 has already proven to be very strong (see previous posts), with more to come! For many of us, this is a big Sabbat, which takes a more preparation (and if you are buying gifts, the Naturalistic Pagan Gift List here might help).
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Need a gift for a Naturalistic Pagan or to put on your own Solstice Wish List? Here’s a bunch of ideas! While we should declutter our lives and avoid gifts/things which we don’t need, many of these are essential to celebrating our Earth and especially for helping grow both critical thinking and the joy of our real world in both this and the next generation. Enjoy!
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Samhain approaches!
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This growing darkness can be a reminder that this is a great time of year for campfires, and of the celestial events like auroras – especially with Solar Cycle #25 now in full swing!
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Our education system – and hence our free society – is under constant attack by religious/authoritarian people. Here’s a chance to find out more, and be ready to help us all stay free. You can do your part first by simply finding out, such as with this free online seminar (link in post above), 5 pm EDT Saturday, September 20.
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This is an updated version of the yearly Fall Equinox post. Feel free to share your own naturalistic celebrations below.
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Happy Lunasa! May we remember to celebrate, helping to keep our minds on this world, with both good and bad.
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