English paganism

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It’s the start of a journey that ends with fish and chips. Hey everyone! My name is Rachel, and I am a professional witch (yes, it’s a real job) based in Rhode Island. A little about me: I’ve lived on both coasts of the US. Born in New York City, raised in San Diego, moved…

North Waltham Mummers, Hampshire, c. 1949 (Photographer: Douglas Dickins). Mummers’ Plays are a form of traditional drama, usually performed in the streets with a small but varied cast including St. George, the Turk, a doctor, and sometimes Santa Claus. Most mummers’ plays feature a combat scene in which a combatant is wounded or killed and then miraculously revived by the doctor. The costume varies from region to region, but those in Hampshire are known for their “tattered” jackets.

Modern-day British pagans celebrate their ancient rites the same way that people have been worshipping Mother Nature for thousands of years.

the wonderful legend of one of my very favorite plants. kindness, compassion, and gratitude at play. — image credit: purple almond

The English Folk Dance and Song Society introduces you to the wonderful world of British folk customs by delving into their photographic collection From its abundance of traditional songs, tunes and dances, to its strange but locally revered calendar customs, English communities...