Pagan Faith

Many gods and goddesses may exist, however, each one only portrays the many personalities of one wholly being when combined. Our Mother cherishes us all but still our inane habits inhibit the possibility of a peaceful planet. We take everything for granted not thinking of the consequences of our many selfish actions. Our Mother exists in everything we see and do, still life displays a certain essence to cause destruction, extinction or simply evolution. Each of us behold the ability to change but our stubbornness creates a false image of security, wrapping us all in a thick layer of cotton-wool. Pagan faith is a way of becoming one with nature enabling us to see how precious life is. Sadly, our subconscious makes us blind to the fragmented forms of how life behaves; life can suddenly become dark and flooded with fear and melancholy making us see life in a different light making many bitter and scarred. Nature is the centre of pagan faith thus it is seen as precious and is thus treasured and deeply appreciated by all followers. Many of us learn life’s most important lesson at a turning point in our lives: life can be altered in a blink of an eye, like day surrendering to the night setting free the all seeing eye, it provides the only light through the darkness. As inevitable as it may be, darkness has to submit to light releasing the slumbering spirits of life.