The Little Book of Paganism : A Modern Introduction to Ancient Spiritual Practices - Francis Nightingale

The Little Book of Paganism : A Modern Introduction to Ancient Spiritual Practices - Francis Nightingale

Francis Nightingale

£7.99
  • Pages · 128 pages
  • Publication Date · 08/05/2025
  • Genre · Mind, Body, Spirit: thought & practice
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Step into the magical realm of paganism with this enchanting beginner's guide to the religions of old- PAGANISM is one of the fastest growing religions in modern times- EXPLORE pagan identity and beliefs- UNDERSTAND the Pagan calendar and festivals- DISCOVER HOW TO incorporate Paganism into your own life From Druidry and shamanism to modern witchcraft and Wicca, paganism is steeped in history, legend and ancient tradition, and is now one of the fastest-growing religions. Whether it's the celebration of nature and its divinity, female empowerment through the veneration of the sacred feminine, or a way to commit to climate conservation and sustainability, paganism has drawn worshippers through the ages. As well as outlining the pagan spiritual identity, including its history and development, pagan beliefs, and how the religion is practised, this beautiful book also explores: - Pagan deities and their associated folklore - The pagan calendar, including the eight festivals in the wheel of the year, what they represent and how they are celebrated - The influence of modern paganism on popular culture And much more!

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