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One of the most commonly asked questions from people who are contemplating Pagan beliefs and from people who have decided that they are Pagan is: "Now what do I do?" This question generates genuine distress. The goal of The Practical Pagan is to help you realize that Paganism is not about what you must do. Rather, you will find that Paganism is about your freedom to explore and experience.
For people accustomed to organized religions, this new freedom can be most perplexing. That is where The Practical Pagan becomes very useful. This book offers an overview of issues that you may encounter in the Pagan community and offers suggestions, hints, and down-to-earth help for those who are feeling a little lost. Included are discussions about:
-- What it means to be Pagan.
-- Getting involved in the Pagan community.
-- Myths about Paganism.
-- Coming out of the broom closet.
-- Choosing a specific path.
-- Joining an organization.
-- Being a solitary practitioner.
-- Common sense guidelines of conduct.
-- Paganism and family.
-- Love and relationships.
-- Educating yourself about Paganism.
Online review:This book is an excellent selection for every Pagan's shelf. It is full of common sense answers and information that everyone can understand. It is especially perfect for those just starting out or for those who wish to better understand Pagans and their beliefs.
Used but in wonderful condition- with clean cover and uncreased unmarked pages