I'm so very glad we have the internet as a venue for sharing about spirituality - the community grows as the web widens. But there are some pitfalls and obstacles that limit the extent to which we can really communicate about spirituality online, or on any other platform that involves writing. I grapple with these issues almost every time I write a blog post here.
The nature of blogging, or writing articles for Pagan magazines, or posting in spiritual groups on social media, or even writing books is that of words: we write down what we want to share, and other people read it.
Jamie
Mr. Posch,Right now I'm reading Book (Chapter) 9 of The Republic, by Plato. By the Gods, he sounds like Nostradamus when he discusses how democracy co...
Anthony Gresham
I read in "The Road to Serfdom" by Friedrich A. von Hayek that centralized planning requires an enemy to justify itself, and explain away central auth...
Steven Posch
Thanks Leandra; I'm taking a big risk here, and (who knows) it could be a disaster. Scaling-up pagan ritual has been a steep learning curve, and we're...
Steven Posch
The Goddess will (I trust) be aniconically present in Her attributes: the Fire, the eggs, the catkins, and the ram's-horned stang (for the Ram's-Horn ...
Leandra Witchwood
YES! You have your hands full! I can relate to the stress and issues that come with this kind of planning. Planning rituals is never easy, much less f...
