Tag Archives: Ehoah
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For Naturalistic Practitioners, Are Pagan Aspects A Distraction From Naturalistic Goals?
Leave a commentJan 20, 2022 by Rua Lupa
I simply find myself asking, “what is the point?” and get the sense that it is the feeling of emotional connection that is being sought out, and familiar imagery can make that easier – hence the personification of nature. This is something that I am very wary of for one major reason – Nature is very complex and metaphorical personification of Nature, by its very nature, over simplifies these complexities.
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Identity: Me, Them – Us
Leave a commentDec 11, 2020 by Rua Lupa
We all have an identity, it forms who we present ourselves as and informs who we align with. It is something we do not really talk about outside of an Us versus Them narrative though. I think that should change, because I believe that is where most of our societal conflicts stem from.
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Lets Get A Bit Medieval When Dealing With COVID-19
Leave a commentJul 25, 2020 by Rua Lupa
In April, when COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) had reached the point when masks were considered to be a practical tool for …
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Druidism And Its Limits
5Oct 20, 2017 by Rua Lupa
Druidism, it is most commonly seen as being strictly Celtic, and that is the primary reason why I instead call myself a Saegoah – or alternatively to non-pagan aware folks, a Naturalist
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Pagan, But Not What You’re Assuming
1Aug 10, 2016 by Rua Lupa
Many continue the conversation assuming that I believe in supernatural beings, like spirits in the rocks, air, rivers, etc. and deities; that the Earth, Moon, Sun, Stars, are beings that care about you; that I follow the Celtic ‘Wheel of the Year’; practice magic/majick; read tarot/divination cards; and perform ceremonies that involve enchanting a circle, the elements in specific directions, and going clockwise. Mistaken on all accounts…
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Solitary Saegoah Ritual Outline – With Alternative Wording (Great For Earth Day)
Leave a commentApr 19, 2016 by Rua Lupa
“…From Stardust, our Planet. From its Oceans, a long lineage of Life. Life that became us. This is our Home.”
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What Good Is Religion Anyway – In This Case Ehoah?
Leave a commentApr 20, 2015 by Rua Lupa
Taking a serious look at measuring how a religion is good, and whether or not Ehoah is.
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Saegoah Pursuits: Wooden Computer
Leave a commentMar 30, 2015 by Rua Lupa
How our electronic devices are impacting our ecosystem, and what you can do about it.
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Inoculative Libations to the Land
Leave a commentMar 9, 2015 by Rua Lupa
One Saegoah’s way of doing Libations.
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Saegoah Pursuits: The Orange End of Winter Treat
Leave a commentFeb 27, 2015 by Rua Lupa
Rua Lupa shares what happened with that pumpkin they had grown by their apartment’s staircase, and how you can enjoy a seasonal end of winter treat!
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How You Can Have A Nox Festival – A Festival for The Longest Night
Leave a commentDec 12, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Want to have a full fledged celebration of Nox? Rua Lupa shows you how that can be done…
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Saegoahs Have a Tartan??
Leave a commentNov 11, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Learn about the Saegoah Tartans.
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DIY Autumn Adventures – Growing A Forest Garden. It can supply food, medicine, and sanity, while protecting against drought & flood.
1Oct 21, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Learn how you can turn a energy and resource guzzling lawn into a food forest oasis! And you can start the process this autumn by working with nature’s natural seeding time.
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A Saegoah Styled Wedding – or Bonding Ceremony
1Aug 18, 2014 by Rua Lupa
A Saegoah Wedding is called a Bonding Ceremony, and it is typically done between Transequinox & Equinox when the weather is warm, food is plentiful, and if conception occurs the offspring arrives when most life does – in spring. As it is now that time of year, here are a couple of Bonding Ceremonies. One Public, and one Personal.
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Transequinox Pastries
Leave a commentAug 7, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Transequinox is midway the summer solstice and autumn equinox. A time of hot weather and ripening fruit. And here is one way to enjoy it!
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Pandion / Globus Kalendar – A Global Nature Based Calendar
4Jul 7, 2014 by Rua Lupa
A previous post I did on the Cultural Quandary of the Earth’s Civil Calendar had explained how we ended up with the calendar we have and what quandaries arose from it. In this post I’ll go into a calendar I’ve developed that addresses the dilemmas that arise with the Gregorian Calendar. As a result we have a calendar that encourages more awareness of our surrounding environment, its wildlife, seasons, solar events, and stars; Represent the experiences of both hemispheres fairly, is universal and perpetual.
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Saegoah Celebrations: Lux (Summer Solstice)
Leave a commentJun 12, 2014 by Rua Lupa
A Saegoah’s Way of Celebrating The Longest Day of The Year. Playing with light, movement, colour and celebrating the youth coming into their own.
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Nature Is Enough – A Stream of Consciousness Essay
Jun 2, 2014 by Rua Lupa
When I’ve analyzed my own experiences, I’ve found that they are seen the way they are because I’ve framed them that way in my mind. When I remove my preconceptions of what I’d like Nature to be, what I find is that Nature is indifferent and impersonal, and I like that.
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Transequilux keeps me occupied
Leave a commentFeb 20, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Transequilux can be a busy time of year, when for most people it is the slowest. Not for this Saegoah!
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Saegoah Celebrations: Nox (Winter Solstice)
Leave a commentDec 16, 2013 by Rua Lupa
One Saegoah’s way of celebrating the longest night of the year.
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