There are pagans with ADHD out there. Like many other things in their lives, they have difficulties maintaining their path, whether or not they are a solitaire. ADHD is also a challenge for those already in covens. I will explain some challenges of being a pagan with ADHD, as well as some of the positive aspects. The Spirit Guide of the week is Lynx and the Dream Symbols are Pool and Egg.

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It's all about the ancient Mayans. This culture has a deep connection to nature that many of us can learn from and incorporate into our own modern pagan practices. This civilization is known for its detailed astrological knowledge, its connection with the earth, its respect for nature, its connection with the stars, as well as its detailed understanding of how these things affect our lives. There is also a strong connection between Mayan culture and the spiritual world. I will discuss this all on show. The spirit of the week is Ixchel and the dream symbols are television and police.

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Another Middle Eastern form of paganism. It is somewhat similar to Mesopotamian paganism. Much like the Romans borrowed the Greek gods from the Greeks, Mesopotamia borrowed from tribes like the Sumerians. I will discuss some interesting facts about the ancient Sumerians and how this pantheon can be incorporated into modern paganism. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Ereshkigal. And the Dream Symbols are Sandals, Scalp, and Sea. Not for those of you who listening to the podcast here: For some reason, I cannot add any of the links on here. You might have to go to the blog.

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One of the most popular forms of paganism is this. It is also somewhat difficult to discuss. Why? Most of the myths of ancient Rome are actually influenced by the myths of ancient Greece. The only difference is the names of the gods. There are added myths and rituals which I will discuss here. I know I will talk about their festivals, two of which are now modern holidays. Maybe we can talk about how Modern Roman Paganism is practiced today. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Venus. The Dream Symbols are inflatable mattress, inspection, and necklace.

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There is a pantheon of gods that is centered on this path of paganism. I will explore this in this episode of the podcast. There are witches who worship these gods. I will share a bit more about this path, the history of this ancient land, as well as introduce you to some deities. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Nabu. The Dream Symbols are: Darkness, Date, and Deer.

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Some of us who began as pagans went through the Correllian Nativist Tradition. You got all three degrees and learned more about the tradition. If you are unfamiliar with this path, I will explain it more in this show. There are many paths one can take within the Wiccan Religion, including the Correllian Nativist Tradition. It incorporates the use of nature and ancient pagan practices into its practices. Listen to the podcast to learn more. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Nefertum and the Dream Symbols are Talent Show, Tank and Tarot Card.

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Time to discuss another form of paganism, or rather Wicca: Alexandrian. This is for newcomers to this path who haven't yet decided what they wish to worship. In some ways, it is like Gardnarian Wicca, but in other ways it is different. Listen to the show to learn more. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Rhiannon, and dream symbols are oil, operation, and orchestra.

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The question that you may ask is "What are ley lines?" and "What does that have to do with paganism?". This is where I get esoteric. There are several places on the earth's surface that are thought to be aligned by ley lines. Depending on their location, these may (or may not) correspond to rivers, towns, and mountain peaks. Many ancient buildings were built near ley lines to harness their power, according to anecdotes, so it's not surprising that pagans would be drawn to. I will talk about what ley lines are, the most famous sites where you can see them, and why they are important to paganism. The spirit guide of the week is Squirrel and the dream symbols are jewelry and job.

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Two weeks ago, I looked at Rituals. Today, I'm going to talk about creating your own spells. I'm aware that not all pagans do spells, but some of us do. So, I will discuss how you can create rituals and spells to suit a variety of needs, from healing, to prosperity, to business. I will discuss the history of spell work and why we require ingredients for it. The spirit guide of the week is Circe and the dream symbols are knitting, pan, and paper.

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This show is for all the Novice Pagans out there. Notice that I did not say the other catchphrase when it comes to new pagans. Why? Because I don't want to dumb anyone down. It's a beginners guide to something you can continue learning about your entire life, so it covers the basics of what rituals entail. For those of you who have been on this path for a while, this might be a refresher show for you.

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