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Pagans
Paganism is a living tradition with deep roots in prehistory or simply a collection of superstitions, magic tricks and spells of witches? Pagan explores the origins, history and beliefs of the ancient religions of Europe.
Sexy Beast – looks back to a time before having sex was taboo, when human beings were seen as an integral part of the natural world. Through history and prehistory, the representations of ancient gods and traditions followed by the pagans have been affected by propaganda from other religious groups willing to rein in those defined as savage barbarians. In truth, the word pagan is “country people” a term that means Roman, and the general concept of paganism is of oneness with nature and a quest to understand the world around us.
Magic Moments – Today the magic is used as a form of entertainment. We’re still excited to see a phenomenon seemingly impossible happen before our eyes. That goes back to prehistoric times, pagans magicians who could conjure nothing material or predict the future, it will almost certainly have been held in the highest regard.
Band of Brothers – According to Roman records, the Iron Age, the Celtic peoples of Britain consisted of warring tribes – but this could be the propaganda of the time. In 43 AD, as now, the invaders found ways to justify their subjugation of native peoples, whose country who colonized and whose land they took. Whatever the reality, the image of hard, high consumption and barbaric vandals evil is what we have left.
Sacred Landscape – a pagan belief is strong that the natural world is embedded in us all. A method to define the landscape by building monuments. The construction of tombs on the borders of the foreigners that illustrates the area that is rightfully theirs, since it belonged to their ancestors. A succession of ritual monuments known throughout prehistoric Europe, traces of wood henges (stone or wood circles), suggest the strong influence of the alteration of the landscape as a way to define the territory in pagan belief system.
Pagans,
you have a nice collection here and i’d like to be updated with new stuff
You are too kind
I’m not envying you, thoguh… I don’t have the slightest idea what spiritual spring cleaning might mean 
But one thing I was thinking of, was Lynn Andrews and her pile of beliefs… I know her books are fictional, and the facts are sometimes horribly off, but I don’t care. She told that she had to collect a pile of rocks, one rock for everything she believed to be true, and then she was to throw away all the rocks… What ever it means, in the end – I think – one should come to the insight that “I’m full of it and know nothing”… But – as noted – looking forward 