#celtic polytheism

[homewardskies]

Hey, don't be afraid of things that challenge your faith. Seriously, don't.

Either they'll give you a new perspective on things, or you'll become more secure and confident in your current beliefs. But avoiding the hard questions leaves you in an echo chamber with half-baked ideas and an insecurity in yourself. Step out of your comfort zone so you have room to grow.

[electric-yggdrasil]

Reblog if you’re an active anti-fascist pagan blog in 2026!!!

I’m looking for moots :-) (I follow from my main)

[brigitte-poetry]

More pagans need to internalize that most deities will be antagonistic in some myths and protagonistic in others, and neither of those portrayals will completely capture their actual character when you start worshipping them.

[twunkish-cleric]

This might be an unpopular opinion, but I think the ideal religious practice is one that makes you act better in your everyday life. Knowing all of the scriptures or epithets is good, but you should really be focusing on bettering yourself as a part of your religion.

Knowing all of Jesus' parables is nice, but do you actually stand up for your community? Do you love your neighbor? Understanding the metaphysics of your pagan practice is good, but do you go out of your way to avoid littering? Do you pick up litter in your local natural area? Are you kind to the earth? It's cool that you can list all of Zeus' epithets but do you practice Xenia? Do you donate to important causes? Do you set boundaries for yourself but also give whenever you can?

Gods don't just enter our lives to teach us about themselves, but to teach us how to be better people. Incorporating good deeds and genuine kindness into your religious practice isn't just nice, it's kind of the whole point

[paganblronlinefair]

Hello everyone! Welcome to the brand new Paganblr Online Fair! Hosted by @jezzzebel and our awesome team:

@bakxeia

@witchescollection

@travels-and-journals

@blessedbethelovelygods

@wayfind-er

@r4iny-m00nlight

@hats-off-to-hermes

@grayladyofthewell

Starting from September 1st, and lasting until 20th September, this fair is here to help strengthen our community and bring together pagans from all across the world with mini challenges and events!

Here are the challenges this online fair offers:

🏷️PAGAN SHOP SHOWCASE

#paganblrshopshowcase

This one is for our fellow pagan small business owners! For this challenge you will share your small businesses and tell us about them! What do you sell? How long have you ran this business for? Why did you start it? Share whatever you wish to share!

🔄SWAP IT UP CHALLENGE

#paganblrswapitup

For this mini challenge you are to swap your practice, rituals, or routine, with one of your friends or mutuals for a day (or more) and then you both share how your day went! Whether you learned something new, did something cool, etc!

🕯️PATRON DEITY SHOW AND TELL

#paganblrpatrondeity

Do you have a patron deity? Or a deity that you worship the most? Then for the patron deity show and tell challenge, you can share something cool about them! Anything you find interesting about your worship and them!

🌿 PATH SHOWCASE

#paganblrpathshowcase

Whether you are a hellenic polytheist, a celtic pagan, or into multiple paths... The path showcase challenge is the one for people who like to share random things about their practices! For this challenge, you can make a post sharing things that make your path yours!

📋PANEL DISCUSSION

#paganblrpaneldiscussion

This event will happen in our official discord server (link at the end of the post) on September 14 (Sunday). Where we will discuss many things related to paganism! (Note that the server is 18+ only)

💌 POETRY EVENT

#paganblrpoetryevent

Are you someone who loves poetry? Do you love writing poems for your deities? Then this is definitely for you! Share your favorite poem you wrote for your deity/deities! (Or write a new one)

🛐 PRAYER WRITING EVENT

#paganblrprayerwriting

Prayers are a crucial part of most pagans' practices! Write a poem for your gods and share it!

📚 BOOK CLUB

#paganblrbookclub

It's not an exaggeration to say that pagans like books. Whether it's informational books about history, religion, and mythology, or mythology-inspired fantasy books. In our server, you can discuss those in special channels!

♠️ READING TRADE CHALLENGE

#paganblrtrades

As the name implies... You can exchange readings for this challenge with your mutuals and share what you learned about yourself, your situation and how they helped you! (Feel free to share what you are comfortable with)

Tip: do this with mutuals you want to interact with more! To get to know them! And you don't have to stick to tarot!

🃏 CREATIVE TAROT SPREAD

#paganblrtarotspread

For this challenge, you can make many different creative tarot spreads! Maybe a spread for a specific deity? For spirit communication? Or a spread inspired by something from your path?

🦄 MYTH EVENT

#paganblrmythevent

As the name suggests! Share your favorite myth! Doesn't have to be from your own pagan path either. Just a myth you love that stuck to you.

🖼️ COLLAGE EVENT

#paganblrcollageevent

Make a collage for your gods, spirits, or the gods you wish to reach out to! Add images, your art, stickers... Digital or traditional!

How to participate in the fair?

Simply by making blog posts with the hashtags corresponding to the challenge / event you are making a blog for and the #paganblronlinefair hashtag. You can make multiple entries for one challenge or one!

We hope to see you all participate ☺️ and feel free to join our Discord server, discuss, and chat!

PAGANBLR ONLINE FAIR (18+):

https://discord.gg/GcVKmPaVYr

[fernsinthemist]

Friends, tell me what offerings you give your Gods.

Even if we don't share a pantheon. I want to know what you love to give your Gods. <3

[insanity-over-sanity]

pagans, i'm curious: what religion did you grow up in? how did you come to find paganism as something that fit you?

[aleck-le-mec]

“Paganism is dead”

No man it’s just not organized and that’s the way it should be, creating a monoculture for paganism is potentially extremely dangerous to its themes of individualism and personal practices . Yeah we don’t have temples or pilgrimages but that’s because the grace of the natural world/ our deities can be found anywhere and everywhere we don’t need temples our own bodies are pagan temples. Our own flesh and bones are structures of divinity to us, we make altars in our houses and make those our blessed places. Most of paganism is heavily private of course you think it’s dead that and anytime western culture is faced with a polytheistic system it has an absolute hissy fit.