Pagans vs. Playgans
In Paganism there is no such thing as as the “Pagan Police” to enforce what or who is or is not Pagan.
However, there are some benchmarks as to help you identify if someone is genuine, misinformed, or just otherwise larping.
Sanctuary Views features articles that discuss the views we hold as a Sanctuary and Coven.
In Paganism there is no such thing as as the “Pagan Police” to enforce what or who is or is not Pagan.
However, there are some benchmarks as to help you identify if someone is genuine, misinformed, or just otherwise larping.
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In a dim candlelit room a crystal ball flickers a reflection of flame and glistens. Cards, bones, or runes cast about the table, the room smoky and fragrant. Across from you sits a person, eccentric in their own ways, they know everything about your past, present, and future… Or do they?
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As Halloween approaches, I would like to talk about the relationship between Paganism and Witchcraft, and some of the confusion and misconceptions. I would also… Read More »Samhain, Paganism, and Witches
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As a Sanctuary with rules and virtues it may be confusing that we would also believe there is no right way to be a Pagan,… Read More »No right way to be a Pagan
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