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Creating religion. What we've missed out on because of this broadcast show...<br />
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Ancestors and Adoptees; Land-Gifting; Self Appointed VIPs; Is Going 'Mainstream' really in our best interest? Morlog's Orlog2014/08/conversations-from-porch-0803-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-3726589822206894503Sun, 20 Jul 2014 22:14:00 +00002014-07-20T15:15:58.396-07:00conversations from the porchheathen relationshipspagan relationshipsreligion and politicsConversations From The Porch 07/20 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 07/20 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Xander from Huginn's Heathen Hof interview; Do "Degrees" and "Titles" equal "status"; A reading of "The Lay of Beowulf" by JRR Tolkein.2014/06/conversations-from-porch-0601-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-6819571443069728818Sun, 20 Apr 2014 23:14:00 +00002014-04-20T16:14:24.801-07:00conversations from the porchheathen RadioIkindeKansas City ShootingMorlogpagan radioscholar privilegeUruzzConversations From The Porch Easter Podcast 2014<a href=" />
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Glenn Miller (Kansas City sniper); Tribalism; Heirarchies; Scholar Privilege; Wealth and Technology; What is your contribution to any society; Dragonland and The Apocalypse is Coming!2014/04/conversations-from-porch-easter-podcast.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-147540480359459611Sun, 06 Apr 2014 23:00:00 +00002014-04-06T16:02:01.602-07:00Florida Pagan GatheringFPGFrostsGavin and Yvonne FrostHeathens Against HateKenny KleinConversations From The Porch 04/06 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 04/06 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Hating on Klein; Hating on the Frosts; Hating on Haters; Hating on bad parents.2014/04/conversations-from-porch-0406-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-7754962647472877484Fri, 28 Mar 2014 19:38:00 +00002014-03-28T12:39:33.776-07:00future wiccannext generation paganpagan futurepagan leaderswhat is next for paganismwiccan forebearsGenerations<div style="text-align: justify;">
We're not getting any younger, and, with the deaths of several prominent pagans over the past 365 days, I'm beginning to question the next generations of pagan role models. Who will they be? What will they be like?</div>
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Leaders and pioneers in paganism will be determined by those who follow, and, those who appreciate and support them. Pagan media will jump onto the same popular trends that social and mainstream media does, merely, with flamboyant pagan flare. Which reminds me that pagans <a href="2013/05/a-pagan-media-dilemma.html?zx=7310558d276b8512" target="_blank">finally have a reputable media sourc</a>e; at least, one that has publicly announced taking on the role. Thank you, <a href="; target="_blank">Wild Hunt</a>! Going forward from this moment in time, our future generations of pagan media will have been birthed from this.</div>
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So, in my imagining of the next generation of pagan leaders, I began to remember those from the past: who they were by reputation, and, who they were as media remembers them (you'll have to click the links).</div>
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My mentor and High Priest seems to have gotten around a lot. He used to tell me stories of "those who came before". He loved chatting about <a href="; target="_blank">Herman Slater</a> (1935-1992). In fact, "ornery" and "hypocrite" were often summed into the chatter about "what Herman did". What did Herman do? He made the community-at-large start talking! There was something about marrying a Satanist..? That's most of what I remember from story time.</div>
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So, I looked Old Herman up on the net to see if my memory was as good as I perpetuate it to be. As I sat back skimming Wikipedia, a few things joggled my brain: Welsh Traditionalist Wiccan high priest. <a href="; target="_blank">Magickal Childe</a> shop and publishing (197?-1999)...yes. Hosted a weekly cable show? (I don't remember that.) It was called "The Magickal Mystery Tour". Also, he did a lecture video, "<a href="; target="_blank">An Introduction to Witchcraft and Satanism</a>"... (Here, I have an "aha" moment.)</div>
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Hey, did you hear what Herman did? He got all the witches talking!</div>
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We cannot forget about Auntie <a href="; target="_blank">Sybil</a> (1917-1982). She passed away, down here, don't ya know? She wasn't <i>my </i>Auntie, but, apparently, that's what all the locals called her. She had such a wonderful and colorful life, being raised by hereditary witches in Britain who could trace their lineage as far back as the 16th century. She was "Britain's Most Famous Witch", but, according to my HP, Florida witches adopted her as their own. She was wise (in a provincial way) and could whistle up the waves. I used to tell him how much I envied him his familiarity with her. All I knew of her personality was what snippets I get out of <a href="; target="_blank">Hans Holzer's</a> <i>Ghosts </i><a href="; target="_blank">tome</a>.</div>
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For the longest time, I would always confuse Sybil with Jessie. At least, that's how she was referred to in classes: Jessie-Bell. The wide world would eventually call her <a href="; target="_blank">Lady Sheba</a> (1920-2002). Then, there's <a href="; target="_blank">Georgie Patterson</a> - "Pat" to his familiars.</div>
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Although, we still have Uncle Bucky among us modern pagans. I remember meeting <a href="; target="_blank">Raymond Buckland</a> through his <a href="; target="_blank">big, blue book</a>. It's story time all over for me, again, and my HP lulls me into meditation by reciting the Descent of the Goddess, or, The Love of the Priest and Priestess.</div>
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Raymond Buckland, <a href="; target="_blank">Oberon & Morning Glory</a>, <a href="; target="_blank">Vivienne Crowley</a>, <a href="; target="_blank">Dorothy Morrison</a>, <a href="; target="_blank">Margot Adler</a>... These are the individuals who are bridging the gap between those pioneers and leaders who have already passed across the veil, and those of us still alive. Going forward from this moment in time, our future generations of pagans will have been birthed from how well we learned from them.</div>
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Most of the witches I learned about from my mentor were, somehow, related to <a href="; target="_blank">British Traditional Wicca</a>. Each one of those names, directly or vicariously, had a connection with Gardner. In my recollections, I never had heard of "<a href="; target="_blank">Fairy Wicca</a>" or "<a href="; target="_blank">Dragon Wicca</a>", et al. These were novelty ideas that I remember sprouting up on bookshelves. I remember <a href="; target="_blank">Silver Ravenwolf</a> just introduced the wide, witchy world to "<a href="; target="_blank">Pow-Wow</a>", for crying out loud.</div>
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Now, there are well over a hundred different traditions of witchcraft and wicca, alone. Wiccans and pagans are drawing lines in the sand to differentiate from each other, as well as heathen folk from <a href="; target="_blank">volk</a>, magicians from witches; reconstructionists from traditionalists, and, hard polys from soft ones. That a lot of polytheists needing direction in the future. Much more than we've ever seen from paganism's past.</div>
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So what, if any of the living persons, listed above, feel as though I'm jumping the gun on my musings? In consideration of so many divisive lines, we should all agree that I have damned good reasons for pondering the generations to come. Just sit back for a moment and really think about the next generation.</div>
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Once upon a time, I was the only pagan in my circle of friends. Though, many of my friends have come and gone, a handful of them stuck around throughout the years. Now, they're pagan, too. What the fuck?</div>
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It would be conceited to think they did it because of me. Instead, they probably did it because of me. Huh?</div>
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You and me..? We are THAT good. Glue on some Tammy Faye lashes and break out the polyester suit. We're going to make a killing with our astute perspicacity. (If you've got to look up "perspicacity", it's okay. It won't detract from your gift.) Nah. You and I never sought to be preachy with our paganism.</div>
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However, your paganism has probably come from many hours' worth of testing and weighing what you've learned, trying to make sense of everything - with your best friend. Indirectly, you've made so much sense out of everything FOR your buddy that they convert. Hallelujah!</div>
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All of your intelligent explanations are born from many nights mulling through the confusion, putting things into some semblance of rational order. You even have back-up: that "best friend" from Scenario 1.</div>
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They play a role mentioned in "<a href="; target="_blank">herd mentality</a>" where only five percent [you and your friend] of any crowd can influence where the crowd will go, and the other ninety-five percent [the rest of your friend circle] follows along without realizing they're just following. [See Scenario 4]</div>
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They really have nothing better to do than what is currently grabbing their attention, like, a sabbat party. They aren't knowledgeable enough to hold their own in many pagan conversations, and, have no idea of current events; they just know enough vocabulary to skirt by (if they've hung around long enough). Also, they are still your friend. Chameleons, of sorts. Coming and going, because you and I always remind our friends that they don't have to be pagan to be our friends. Still, they feel awkward if they don't fit in, so, they play pagan for a few hours.</div>
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Whether "exemplary" or "pragmatic" followers, these people are are necessary to working communities, really. They are willing to learn more than a simple pagan vocabulary, and, unlike playgans they value the social benefit of community which paganism offers. Compared to sitting in front of the TV and losing brain cells, paganism IS a better thing to do.</div>
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Most often, they are attracted to the most extreme aspects of paganism: positive, or, negative. Yet, each one adopts a role within the community that balances it out. Who better to help out, than a friend? Which is why..</div>
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"Kenny Klein, well known pagan musician and an amateur photographer, has been arrested in New Orleans on 25 counts of child pornography, involving images found on his computer of children under the age of 13 engaging in explicit sexual activity, according to this <a href=" story</a> from the Times-Picayune."</blockquote>
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At CFTP, and, behind the scenes in our Community we have been discussing this issue: polytheist sex offenders around our children. Oddly, it was sparked from the following [anonymous] post made by a contact of one of our members, addressing their own community, and in light of a recent event of theirs:</div>
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"...held a meeting today to re-visit our stance on registered sex offenders. Up until this time, we have dealt with it on a case-by-case basis. However, [we] voted again, and had a unanimous vote to NOT allow any registered sex offenders, or group whose leader is one, at any of our events... While we understand that people deserve a 2nd chance, those who are on the sex offender list are not able to work in public schools, daycare, at most carnivals, and all other places where children are involved... We are sorry that this may mean that certain folk, or groups whose leader is a registered sex offender, will not be allowed back to our events, or at our gatherings, but this decision is final."</blockquote>
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"We have never asked whether any of our people has been caught by the law and registered as an offender; there are many in the world who've never been caught & are still offenders, regardless."</blockquote>
Which, is so true, in consideration of the case of Ken Klein. How many "pots" has this man had his hands in, regarding the broader polytheist community, before his offenses had been discovered? How many children have been exploited without their parents' knowledge? Those closest to Mr. Klein, or, who've met with him at some of his events must be going stir crazy about this.<br /><br />Is it not bad enough that the pagan/heathen communities have such a discolored reputation in mainstream society, that, another polytheist succumbs to human weakness and we all must pay a price for it? Trust me. We will all pay the price for this; whether it be therapy for the children, or, the negative label all polytheists living in this man's area will be "umbrella'd" under.<div>
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Feminism in paganism: irrelevant to pagan society, not enough manliness, misuse of the word "feminism"; Humans evolving into their own gods; New Age creating punish-free religion; Morlog turns 40; Behind the scenes of the SBD war.2014/02/conversations-from-porch-february-2nd.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-5922741072402244622Mon, 20 Jan 2014 00:04:00 +00002014-01-19T16:04:58.488-08:00Conversations From The Porch 1/19/2014 episode />
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How paganism takes over lives; Are you defined by your religion; When authors/bloggers retire; new generations of pagans inspired by AHS:Coven(FX) and Vikings(A&E); Stepping up to fill a void; probationary periods; ritual jewelry; new material on the Morlog's Orlog FB page; and more!<br />
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<br />2014/01/conversations-from-porch-1192014-episode.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-2158461938662381492Mon, 06 Jan 2014 00:07:00 +00002014-01-05T16:07:08.063-08:00Conversations From The Porch January 5, 2014 Broadcast<a href=" />
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Horrible houseguests; stupid "wars on Christ's mass"; Bigfoot gets shot; Morlog discusses "Rituals for Men"; Uruzz discussed new music artist; Penton Mag Editor resignation and lobbyists vs. real pagans.2014/01/conversations-from-porch-january-5-2014.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-7952331981603789651Mon, 16 Dec 2013 00:06:00 +00002013-12-15T16:06:03.475-08:00Conversations From The Porch 12/15 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 12/15 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Yuletide traditions: bringing into your home, teaching the children; appreciating your family; Papa Odin comes in and takes a couple of children's phone calls; "Privileged Pagans"; Morlog's "Holy Blessings for the Yuletide"; Uruzz rocks a new Norwegian music artist.2013/12/conversations-from-porch-1215-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-6517524321894574758Mon, 02 Dec 2013 00:09:00 +00002013-12-01T16:09:47.879-08:00Conversations from Porch 12/01/2013 episode<a href=" />
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Cleanliness next to Godliness; being true to your people; talking to kids about Jesus and paganism; living your faith vs putting on a show; TV's season of the witch...2013/12/conversations-from-porch-12012013.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-4539067543796604950Mon, 02 Dec 2013 00:07:00 +00002013-12-01T16:07:09.943-08:00Conversations from the Porch Show from Nov 17, 2013<a href=" />
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The archive of the "lost" episode (3rd Sunday in November)... Can't remember what we talked about, but, it was a good enough show that we were bummed about not being able to post it.2013/12/conversations-from-porch-show-from-nov.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-7327532420824222916Sun, 20 Oct 2013 23:04:00 +00002013-10-20T16:04:35.771-07:00Conversations From The Porch 10/20 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 10/20 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Inner-courts, outer-courts, and misfits; Dopplegangers; SAUSAGE! What is "Winter Nights"? Am I too old to be a student? Coming to terms with our own, personal, issues; Morlog's Orlog and Enrollment Periods.2013/10/conversations-from-porch-1020-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-8352390676294147708Sun, 06 Oct 2013 23:04:00 +00002013-10-06T16:06:44.753-07:00conversations from the porchheathen RadioHrafn StongHrafnstongIkinde Skreja OminnsaerMorlogs Orlogpagan radioConversations From The Porch 10/06 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 10/06 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Are folkloric customs being manipulated into the modern concept of Reconstructionist Pagan religion? Too many memberships confuse one's own mission statement; naming your weapons and building communal meeting places; Morlog's Orlog Hails the Bees and Uruzz "pimps" the heathen value of Katy Perry.2013/10/conversations-from-porch-1006-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-118708688411709640Sun, 01 Sep 2013 23:14:00 +00002013-09-01T16:14:12.090-07:00Conversations From The Porch 09/01 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 09/01 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Spiritual personalization, getting in touch with nature and how we see the gods around us.2013/09/conversations-from-porch-0901-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-6536074275261799500Sun, 18 Aug 2013 23:30:00 +00002013-08-18T16:30:40.880-07:00Converstions From The Porch Episode 8/18/13<a href=" />
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Harvest festivals, logic vs faith, preparing your students, that witch burning Mathilde bastard, Morlog's orlog, Uruzz rocks.2013/08/converstions-from-porch-episode-81813.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-5579621113024384767Sun, 04 Aug 2013 23:17:00 +00002013-08-04T16:17:50.739-07:00Conversations From The Porch 08/04 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts<a href=" From The Porch 08/04 by Hrafnstong Radio | Spirituality Podcasts</a><br />
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Dan Halloran's Witches and Pagans; UK's occult porn filter; Gay Christian marriages and questioning male witch masculinity; Religious Freedom; Social ineptitude and politicians... Morlog's wife incites a Stark Raving Mad moment. Five Finger Death Punch and Morlog's Orlog.2013/08/conversations-from-porch-0804-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1544698712973862233.post-8801982587294521243Sun, 21 Jul 2013 23:10:00 +00002013-07-21T16:10:18.043-07:00Conversations From The Porch 07/21 by Hrafnstong Radio | Blog Talk Radio<a href=" From The Porch 07/21 by Hrafnstong Radio | Blog Talk Radio</a><br />
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Atheist pagans, Christo heathens; raised pagan vs. converting to paganism; relevance of archetypal paths; Patheos Pagan Portal survey.2013/07/conversations-from-porch-0721-by.htmlnoreply@blogger.com (Conversations from the Porch)0