Over the past few months, I’ve been thinking about this a lot. Due to my recent job shift, I’m now sitting in on meetings with a number of administrators (most of whom are in their late 40s or older). And in various social settings, I’ve sometimes looked around, and realised that I’m the youngest . . . → Read More: Youngest one in the room
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The question of “Pagan Unity” keeps coming around and around again. In this post, I look at some of the challenges of the models people have tried in the past – and have some ideas for alternative approaches. . . . → Read More: The question of unity A poorly designed advertisment for an event got me thinking about how to do it better: think about your audience, think about the practical issues, and give people enough information to decide if it’s worth more time checking it out. How? Read on. . . . → Read More: Advertising events A conversation about online gossip and harassment at work got me thinking about the issues of both gossip and social information sharing in the Pagan community. Gossip has risks – but I don’t think it’s always bad. . . . → Read More: The question of gossip What does religious pluralism really mean? And if we think it’s a good idea, how do we make it happen without watering down our own practices or beliefs, or letting others control the shared conversation? . . . → Read More: Speaking with others |
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