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Star Trek for Pagans: Klingon religion across the Series(es), Part 3 of 3
This is your only SPOILER WARNING for this article. I will be going very deeply into these episodes, so don’t read if you haven’t seen them and want to be surprised. VOY: Barge of the Dead B’lanna Torres has a near-death … Continue reading
Star Trek for Pagans: Klingon religion across the Series(es), Part 2 of 3
This is your only SPOILER WARNING for this article. I will be going very deeply into these episodes, so don’t read if you haven’t seen them and want to be surprised. Significant episodes that deserve a more in-depth discussion TNG: … Continue reading
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Tagged fictional religions, Kahless, Kahless the Unforgettable, Klingon, Klingon culture, Klingon religion, modern mythology, Pagan, pop culture, Star Trek, warriors, Worf
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Star Trek for Pagans: Klingon religion across the Series(es), Part 1 of 3
“Where are the words, duty, honor, loyalty, without which a warrior is nothing?” Worf, TNG “Heart of Glory” I’m afraid this post got way too long, so I am splitting the Klingon religion post into 3 parts. It was at … Continue reading
Star Trek for Pagans: A New Series Introduction
I considered whether I should put spoiler warnings on this post or not. After all, every show I am going to discuss ended more than a decade ago. The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, closer to 20 years. But … Continue reading
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Tagged modern mythology, Pagan, pop culture, Star Trek, symbolism
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Round-up of Interesting Links
Ancient Egyptian Stories to be Published in English for the First Time!! Cool!! Head Coverings in Roman Tradition Cats in Slavic Mythology Really cool crafty ideas for reusing shutters around the house Man sworn into his city council seat while … Continue reading
Posted in Asatru, Egyptian, Greek, homesteading, Roman
Tagged ancestors, Asatru, books, cats, Celtic, Dionysos, DIY, Egypt, history, homesteading, language, Loki, media, Northern Traditions, Pagan community, permaculture, politics, pop culture, Rituals, Rome, Sekhmet, Star Trek, theology, traditional polytheism, women in the ancient world
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Round-up of Interesting Links!
I’ve been working on Idunna’s God of the Month club post the last couple of days. I owe Her! I fell horribly behind and kept neglecting Her the last couple of months and just saying, “It’s okay, I’ll roll Her … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Asklepios, cats, dogs, GMC, history, Idunna, Libertas, Northern Traditions, Pagan news, pop culture, Star Trek, theology
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