Ancient Wisdom and Pagan Spirituality

HopeHoops

(47,675 posts) Mon Dec 12, 2011, 12:12 PM Dec 2011

I would like to be a host in this group. Any objections?

My youngest daughter (16) is an "eclectic pagan". She avoids the term Wiccan because she isn't in a coven, but she does wear a pentagram in plain view on her neck every day.

Me? I have a degree in both Philosophy and Mathematics - the overlap is amazing.

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I would like to be a host in this group. Any objections? (Original Post) HopeHoops Dec 2011 OP

Would you like to help out here when I'm not around? icymist Dec 2011 #1

My daughter (16) is an "eclectic pagan". She doesn't use "Wiccan" because she's not in a coven. HopeHoops Dec 2011 #3

I might could help out some as well Tyrs WolfDaemon Dec 2011 #2

You may now enter the Pagan Sanctum icymist Dec 2011 #4

Is just banging my head on the laptop keyboard good enough? HopeHoops Dec 2011 #5

LOL! That will be fine. n/t icymist Dec 2011 #6

You're a host now so I think that counts Tyrs WolfDaemon Dec 2011 #7

Done, but may I ask a Q? Tyrs WolfDaemon Dec 2011 #8

Okay then! icymist Dec 2011 #9

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icymist

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1. Would you like to help out here when I'm not around?

Reply to HopeHoops (Original post)

Mon Dec 12, 2011, 04:12 PM

Dec 2011

So let's get to know each other; what are your views on pagans? One can still be a wiccan without being in a coven. I know a lot of solo-practioners.

HopeHoops

(47,675 posts)

3. My daughter (16) is an "eclectic pagan". She doesn't use "Wiccan" because she's not in a coven.

Reply to icymist (Reply #1)

Mon Dec 12, 2011, 07:25 PM

Dec 2011

She still wears a pentagram pendant every day (in proud display) and is very in line with my own thinking. She's the "solo practitioner", but we all support her.