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For those who are interested in primitive pagan practices, such as drumming, chanting, masks, body painting, tattooing and body piercing, dancing skyclad around a bonfire, and so on.

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Comment by A. Graves on January 11, 2011 at 11:12pm: I'm new here, hellooo lovelies.

Anyone around NY or nearish to Pittsburg, PA-- we're bringing Shamandome (the "Shaman" "Dome") from Burning Man to Frost Burn 2011. :)

Comment by Briaor Dianus on October 12, 2009 at 9:56pm: Thanks for letting me join, Herne. I've always loved going to moots, where people would socialize and drum . I miss the ones at Raven's Flight in North Hollywood CA. They closed down quite some time ago. I had a drum but wasn't very good at -although my High Priestess tried to teach me.
I've always wanted to dance naked around a bonfire but my coven was robed and I've never gotten around to it. I hope to learn a lot here.
Blessed be
Briaor

Comment by DIRTY BISHOP on May 18, 2009 at 10:43am: Looking for a Primitive Pagan Tatto. If any one can read me to find out what that Tatto would be of please let me know.

Comment by Heather V. on January 22, 2009 at 8:19pm: All my favorite people are here. I should have joined sooner!!!

Comment by Taliesin Soladraig on December 20, 2008 at 8:31am: THE BATTLE FOR THE--WINTER

The misty dawn has broken on this shortest day.
The Holly King, in winter's green, is ready for the fray.
For half a year the leafy crown has rested on his brow.
To take the crown and cut him down is his brother's vow.

For six long months he ruled within his forest hold.
Throughout his reign, the foliate king, felt himself grow old.
The crown of leaves grew heavy still, the end was in his sight.
His weapons honed and armor shone, he readied for the fight.

The younger king was born, to issue challenge bold.
And take his place, with youthful grace, his brow to wear the gold.
His battle skills sharpened, the verdant crown, is his by right.
With shield of yew and sword new he went forth to show his might.

Twin brothers take the field, to battle for the crown.
The steal blades sing, they fight to bring each other to the ground.
With fatal strike the crown of green falls from his regal head.
He's proved his worth, the blood pours forth, his brother lies there dead.

The misty dawn has broken on this longest day.
The Oaken King, in summer's green, is ready for the fray.
For half a year the leafy crown has rested on his brow.
To take the crown and cut him down is his brother's vow.

Comment by Bree on December 19, 2008 at 3:20am: Thanks for the invite
Blessings:)

Comment by watertiger on December 18, 2008 at 10:45am: Thanks for the invite Herne. I always enjoy learning about all things Pagan even if they may be different from my path. I believe an open mind is a great way to enrich one's life.
Peace, and may we all become more enlightened every day in our journey!