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Greek Pagan Basics: How to Write a Prayer

By greekpagan on October 11, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

When it comes to prayer, there aren’t a lot of rules. Prayer can be as simple, direct and informal as talking to the gods, off the cuff, in a time of need […]

Artemis, Goddess of Mothers of Daughters

By greekpagan on October 7, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

I was married before I knew there was such a thing as paganism. I was a mother before I became a polytheist. In other words, as long as I have been a […]

One of Us

By greekpagan on October 4, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

I spent some time today reading blogs. There are a lot of blogs I follow (I really need to set up a blogroll here, come to think of it), with focuses on […]

Eiresione checklist

By greekpagan on October 1, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Pyanepsia is on its way and I’m getting ready to make the eiresione. Apple branch, check. (Olives are so far from native to my region that it isn’t even funny. Apples we […]

Festivals: Democratia

By greekpagan on September 23, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

The goddess Democratia (Democracy) was honored in Athens on 12 Boedromion (Mikalson “Heorte” 213) beginning in the 4th century BCE; the goddess received sacrifices, was honored with feasts and processions, was served […]

Festivals: Some Elements of Hellenic Ritual

By greekpagan on September 22, 2015 • ( 2 Comments )

I’m going to be sharing some of my own rituals that I’ve prepared to celebrate festivals honoring the Greek gods; some will be modern versions of festivals known in the ancient world, […]

Festivals and Devotions: The Noumenia and other monthly devotions

By greekpagan on September 20, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

While most of the ancient Greek festivals, rituals and devotional practices we hear about tend to be those held annually (or, sometimes, once ever few years), there are also traditional forms of […]

Some Hellenic Pagan Resources

By greekpagan on September 19, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

I occasionally get questions from folks about various aspects of religious practice, and while I’m happy to answer (it’s one of my favorite topics of discussion!) I thought it might be helpful […]

An Introduction to Pan

By greekpagan on September 12, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )
Pan. Walter Crane [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Pan is a god of shepherds and hunters, wild places, mountains and woods; he was worshipped throughout Greece but always retained his rustic character. He is a particular friend of the nymphs, […]

Athena Ergane, Goddess of Work

By greekpagan on September 6, 2015 • ( Leave a comment )

Because it is Labor Day here in the US, I honor Athena Ergane. As a goddess with a wide range of responsibilities, Athena has many different epithets. As Athena Ergane, Athena the […]

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