#heathen

[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.

[lilheathen7]

My fren said it was a good picture so we’ll see how long I keep full face on here. Pre concert look.

[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.

[broomsick]

Scandinavian myths for children, Katya Anikina

[rosieandthemoon]

[dark-longings]

Penda's Fen, 1974. Alan Clarke.

[rain--goblin]

People acting like gods are guard dogs is so wild to me

Like, yes, they can and usually do protect and stand up for the humans they care about

But that's their choice

You can't just go to your altar and say "Sick em' boy!"

I thought we understood this already