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“To be pagan is to be connected to the land in a way that stands outside of the concerns of the urban and of Empire.”
In a world of uncertainty, political upheaval, climate change, and endless consumerism, in alienated societies bereft of meaning, connection to nature and community, what does it mean to be Pagan?
From druid, theorist, and writer Rhyd Wildermuth comes this updated and expanded edition of Being Pagan. Exploring the meaning of pagan connection — to time, to land, to body, to nature, and to Other — through history, personal experiences, and myth, Wildermuth offers simple yet profound guidance for anyone searching for a deeper way to live.
Expanded and includes new chapters on magic, the gods, and history.
“To be pagan is to be connected to the land in a way that stands outside of the concerns of the urban and of Empire.”
In a world of uncertainty, political upheaval, climate change, and endless consumerism, in alienated societies bereft of meaning, connection to nature and community, what does it mean to be Pagan?
From druid, theorist, and writer Rhyd Wildermuth comes this updated and expanded edition of Being Pagan. Exploring the meaning of pagan connection — to time, to land, to body, to nature, and to Other — through history, personal experiences, and myth, Wildermuth offers simple yet profound guidance for anyone searching for a deeper way to live.
Expanded and includes new chapters on magic, the gods, and history.
