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Hail Freya, it's Friday! #FridayPaganPoll no.139:
What time of day do you most frequently perform your pagan practices?
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Hail Freya, it's Friday! Time for a #FridayPaganPoll:
Do you keep a "daily" practice?
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Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's the #FridayPaganPoll:
I've met lots of Pagans that have learned a new craft, language, or musical instrument as part of their spiritual studies, or as a devotional to their gods, and I'm wondering how common this is.
Have you learned a new skill as part of your Pagan practice?
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It's Freyasday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll for this week:
Do you pray?
(For the purposes of this poll, a prayer is a spoken/thought plea or expression of gratitude toward a diety.)
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Hail Freya! Here's my 89th #FridayPaganPoll!
I consider there to be 4 broad categories of Pagans:
*Witch- Eclectic, Wicca, Wheel of the Year, folk magick, god-worship is optional.
*Polytheist- Devotional, religious studies, deity and pantheon worship, prayers and offerings, magick is optional.
*Occultist- Thelema, alchemy, ceremonial magick, trances, summonings, experiments.
*Animist- Nature-worship, seasonal celebration, meditation, spending time outdoors, minimal magick or god-worship.For this poll, I'm asking, which do you lean most towards? I know, I know, it's difficult, but if you had to pick just one?
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Hail Freya, it's Friday!
For today's #FridayPaganPoll I'm curious about your Pagan ecstatic experiences. And I'd love to hear any stories, if you have them.Have you ever had an ecstatic experience?
For this poll, let's define it as "an altered state of consciousness characterized by a reduced external awareness and a greatly expanded inner awareness, which does or does not include visions and physical/emotional euphoria."
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Hail Freya, it's Friday!
This week's #FridayPaganPoll is prompted by a discussion with my atheist husband. He says he feels like he couldn't believe in Gods even if he wanted to, and that like being gay, he was just born this way.So the question is: Do you think you were born with(or without) a belief in Gods and/or spirits, or is it something that you developed along the way?