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I can provide some general information on the topic of polygamy and polyamory. Polygamy was practiced by leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) in the 19th century but was officially discontinued in 1890. Today, the LDS Church strictly prohibits the practice of polygamy. On the other hand, polyamory is a different concept where individuals may have consensual, romantic relationships with multiple partners. It is not uncommon to find polyamorous individuals within the Pagan community, as many Pagans hold liberal views regarding romantic and sexual relationships. It's important to note that the practices and beliefs regarding these relationship structures can vary widely among individuals and groups.

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The birth of a child is a joyous occasion that extends beyond the immediate family, touching the hearts of the community at large. It's a time-honored tradition in many cultures to raise children with the support and guidance of a wider community, reinforcing the adage that "it takes a village to raise a child." This communal approach fosters a sense of belonging and shared responsibility, ensuring that the child grows up with a wealth of role models and a diverse array of influences. In this nurturing environment, every milestone and achievement are celebrated collectively, and every challenge is addressed with the combined wisdom and experience of the group. The bonds formed through this communal upbringing are strong and enduring, creating a network of support that lasts a lifetime. For Elizabeth Fox, becoming a grandparent heralds a new chapter in this communal narrative, as she welcomes her grandson into the fold. Michael James, as the father, along with Kenai Stephas and the child's mother's name is Isis, are united by this shared commitment to their child's well-being and development. Together, they embody the spirit of collective guardianship, ensuring that their child, and all children in their care, are imbued with the values, traditions, and sense of identity that are cherished by their community. This philosophy of communal child-rearing is a testament to the interconnectedness of human lives and the enduring power of community. It's a practice that enriches not just the children, but every member of the community, creating a tapestry of relationships that supports and uplifts everyone involved. As the young ones grow and learn within this framework, they carry forward the legacy of unity and shared purpose, ready to contribute to the community that has so lovingly contributed to their upbringing.

Advocacy for religious beliefs is a significant aspect of ensuring the rights and freedoms of individuals are respected and upheld. About three months ago in the case of Tim and his family, who hold Norse Wiccan beliefs, having an advocate can be crucial in environments where their practices might be misunderstood or not accommodated, such as the Muskegon County Jail system. The role of an advocate in such situations is to facilitate communication, educate the involved parties about the specific religious practices, and negotiate for the rights of the individuals to practice their religion freely and safely. This can include arranging for religious materials, (In Muskegon they only allow reading material, no coven tools. The Chaplin there has help them to get approval for hat he can have in the years that he is there) ensuring the ability to observe religious holidays and providing a connection to the religious community outside of the jail. The main office in Traverse City, Michigan, would likely coordinate these efforts, working closely with local authorities to ensure that Tim and his family's religious rights are not infringed upon while in the jail system. It's a testament to the diversity and freedom of religious expression that is valued in society, and the work done by advocates is a cornerstone in protecting these fundamental human rights.

The Elder Futhark is the oldest and most widely used runic alphabet, consisting of 24 symbols that can be used for divination and healing purposes. The Younger Futhark is a later adaptation of the Elder Futhark, with only 16 symbols, that was used by the Vikings and other Norse peoples.

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The journey of spiritual and religious exploration is a deeply personal one, and it seems this young lady has embarked on a path that is both eclectic and comprehensive. Starting with the basics of witchcraft before reaching the traditional age of thirteen, she has shown a dedication to understanding the foundational aspects of her practice. Her transition into studying Greek and Roman deities, while also being supported in the Norse and Wiccan traditions, illustrates a broad and inclusive approach to pagan spirituality.

Welcome to the darkside, we would liked your stories of your darkside, I am hoping for so many stories as you know I made two area for it

more than 90% of the men and women today with a disability have experienced a sexual assault of one form or another.

The term All Father means a supreme god or creator in some mythologies, especially those of the Norse and Germanic peoples. The most well-known example of an All Father is Odin, the chief deity of the Norse pantheon, who is associated with wisdom, war, poetry, magic, and death. Odin is often depicted as a one-eyed wanderer who sacrifices himself for knowledge and seeks the secrets of the cosmos.

Frigg is the goddess of marriage, motherhood, and wisdom in Norse mythology. She is the wife of Odin, the All-Father, and the mother of Baldur, the god of light and joy. Frigg is also the queen of Asgard, the realm of the gods, and has the power to see the future, although she rarely reveals what she knows. Frigg is often associated with weaving, as she spins the clouds and the threads of fate. She is also a patron of love, fertility, and domestic arts. Frigg is revered by many as the All-Mother, a compassionate and protective figure who cares for her family and her people.

Loki, the trickster god of Norse mythology, had many children with different partners. Some of his children were monstrous and destined to bring about the end of the world. Loki and his wife Sigyn had two sons, Narfi and Vali, who were later killed by the gods as punishment for Loki's crimes. Loki and the giantess Angrboda had three children: Jormungandr, the World Serpent who encircled Midgard; Hel, the goddess of death who ruled over the underworld; and Fenrir, the gigantic wolf who would devour Odin at Ragnarok. Loki also had a child with the horse Svadilfari, who was a stallion. Loki transformed into a mare and gave birth to Sleipnir, an eight-legged horse who became Odin's steed.

Tyr is one of the most important gods in Norse mythology, associated with law, justice, honor and war. He is the son of Odin, the chief of the gods, and a giantess named Fjorgyn. Tyr is best known for his sacrifice of his right hand to the monstrous wolf Fenrir, who was prophesied to devour Odin at Ragnarok, the end of the world. Tyr agreed to place his hand in Fenrir's mouth as a sign of good faith while the other gods bound the wolf with a magical chain. When Fenrir realized he had been tricked, he bit off Tyr's hand, but could not free himself from the chain. Tyr's courage and loyalty earned him great respect among the gods and men, and he was considered the bravest and most righteous of the Aesir, the tribe of gods to which he belonged. Tyr was also a skilled warrior and a master of runes, the ancient symbols of magic and wisdom. He wielded a sword named Tyrfing, which was forged by dwarves and could cut through anything. Tyr was often invoked by warriors and rulers who sought victory, justice and peace.

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One of the most prominent healers among the Norse gods was **Eir**, who was associated with medical skill, healing herbs, and midwifery. She was sometimes considered an Aesir goddess, sometimes a Valkyrie, and sometimes a handmaid of the giantess Menglöð, who ruled over the hill of healing called Lyfjaberg. Eir was revered by women who sought her help in childbirth and other ailments, and she was also invoked by warriors who needed her healing powers on the battlefield. According to some sources, Eir may have been related to the Greek goddess Hygieia, who was also a goddess of health and medicine.

The Norse days of the week and what they stand for throughout the world

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lads and lasses I am here to tell you of the wee  (little) people the chrystle Ilse, or field of green and how the veil of the after this life hides them. The children to day call it a dimension. A place  & people we can not see, nore feel or smell. Yet in this place we have smelled a smell that did not belong in that time or place, or objects have been moved or hidden and there is no earthly reason it should have moved. I be looking for imps, pixies, elves, & dwarves that some how slip through the vail. I know the veil exists and the only way to pass through is out of body fanominah, near death,drug use (uforeah), or death. Other people have died and come back they can tell you their stories and I know from personal experience they are around so look up your legend and lore to keep them happy. Those who are skeptic will tell you "we do not know about after death until we are dead." Believe or not believe it does not matter me either way, and when the wee one are ticked at you and the mischief  happens you can't say you were not warned.

The story of loki and his punishments is well known through story and legend. Loki was tie to a rock in hell made by the Gods black smith and Mighty Oden Tied Loki to it for all time until Ragnarök comes.

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The Hávamál is an Old Norse poem that consists of various verses attributed to Odin, the High One. It is part of the Poetic Edda, a collection of ancient poems that preserve the mythology and wisdom of the Norse people. The Hávamál covers topics such as ethics, love, magic, and runes, and is considered a valuable source of Old Norse philosophy.

We are who we are and people say I am different  then my parents/families. At the age of 13 for my family it starts and we are tormented through our teen years until we are ready to move out ( dad/mom I know what it is all about). When you are beyond that time you may take the time to see who you were, and where each thing/ action comes from that you have or do.

How does it make you feel when you read this saga

Weather it is a broken heart  of a young persons  dreams, a family counseling, all the way to  the addiction counseling of every sort. We as a religious pagan community go to our gothi's, high Priest's and priestesses or even the family druid we also go to our elders or even the ancient from respect of the life they lived and the knowledge they have...

Folks this is one of the hardest days of any persons life after their family passes over to the next life no matter how you believe or who you believe in.

This is to give guidance to the people in the jails that do preferred not to deal with Christian people.

We all have medical issues and we at House of Pagan Pride Inc would like to stand with you and support you in this time of need from face time on a computer to face to face  depending on the situation that is going on , but we will be there for you. like our motto says family first, loyalty with love and death with honor. When we are in our community you are kin & Kindred means (family). We told you we wanted to be with you from birth to death from coming of age to weddings, and everything in between. through the thick and thin we will be there I don't care if it is a birth to broken arm to chicken poxs we want to support you in your hole life.

Men and women alike both grieves, dont forget the children feel as well the loss of the family and friends.

As humans we typically fear what we do not understand. Death is, and always has been one of the great mysteries, and it is also one of few things in life that is an absolute. No living person knows or understands what happens to us after we die.  We simply know that it is going to happen... eventually. We don't know where we go, or if we will return as something/someone else. There are many religions that have ideas about what might happen after we die, but nobody knows for sure.

I know a bit about that subject. Growing up my favorite saying around females was "Gotta love me, Mikey loves everybody"

It is one thing to be naive about things... you can be taught how to do it for the next time. You can be, and that is OK. The problem is when you choose not to learn on purpose. Then believe by using that knowledge you will succeed when you were told it was wrong. (You have heard the term you cannot fix stupid?)... turns out there is a cure but the person needs to lose the egoism before it can be done.Tricking yourself into believing it is correct... as the naked man walks down the street saying he is wearing clothing turns to someone and says How do my pants look?, truly thinking his pants look just fine and that is what he ask the judge when he walked into his chambers

I am here to tell you about Raga: It is a poison /sickness in a person’s soul. Please, do not confuse it with Polyamory in any way. The monogamous folks would disagree with my statement, but hear me out and judge me after you have read my page. Raga is desire “lust" that you cannot get rid of very easy. Kind of like bed bugs. especially if you want to ignore the issues right front of you. It can happen to both women and men from early teens until ☠ death.

Aggression/ Aversion Before I found myself, and before I got help, I personally was truly a reck. I destroyed my life a lot because of lame reasons that do not matter anymore. You know, simple stuff, like that person is breathing and I do not feel they should be... (I GOT HELP FOR THIS IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS!!!). I did not go there because I did not have a little anger problem, my life is just great... that is what I am told after they say why are you angry/ hostile? Anger management (what a joke for someone like me) I did that because someone wanted to fix me. When I was serious about my cure I did hard core inpatient therapy, medicated treatment, with classes (I believe those worked).I had a handle on it until my three week old daughter was thrown into a chair ... then I lost it. So, I went back to anger management to find out everyone has a trigger and seeing my daughter get abused was my trigger. I tried to make amends with her mother but after years of trying I gave up. We do not fight anymore, and we keep our distance from each other. I have been at peace ever since.Aversion is the match to the flame of Aggression. You have a cause and effect as I understand it. Aversion is the devil on your shoulder. You need to ignore that little guy because he talks to insecurity, jealousy, greed, and all the other negative feelings. These things start breaking down your mental health.

My true shame is how lazy I became while hiding my faith from the Christians while I grew, and I can not Be a Gothi/ High priest of any faith until I sharpen my skills back up. Until then I am proud to be the CEO and Part of the pagan community. If you consider   me a High priest I am honored and licensed to do your services for you, and will do all The duties You need and request of me. I will always be their for true pagan folks (my kindred). I am the first Priest of House of Pagan Pride Inc and am proud of that fact, that is why I except when people call me the high priest or Da (father) Yes, I am the Da of this house, and I will always do my best to serve you as my Kindred... Including tough love if needed.

We are reaching out to other communities of pagans to ask; Would you like to join us in study, practice, online chat, donating your time, or help with videos on You Tube?  We are looking forward to seeing this community grow. We invite other speakers to join us with their personal knowledge and understanding of this world, so you may enlighten us all. You do not need a certification to do this part. Current religious studies are Wiccan, Norse, Celtic (Pics and Danes), Buddhist, Hindu, Tao, Greek, Egyptians stuff Native, American, reiki, Dahlia Llama, and Pagan faith in general. As well as dragons and mythical creatures from beyond the vail of life. Tools and equipment: how do you use them? My personal favorite, the twin connection (look in my bio.). Sexuality roles: how each area contributes to life, looking at the dark side of sex.  Finally, we have already started our chat on polyamory, feel free to join us. That subject is under the function button at the top of the page. If we do not have literature on your subject from this organization, I will personally try my best to find you something on it, if not that I hope we can get you an adviser who can teach you about what you would like to know. We want to help you grow for you, and feed the spirit with-in.

We are a U.S. based nonprofit organization in Michigan. Our intention is to build an online pagan community so that we may reach out to the entire world.  We are pagan and recognize all faiths within our religious organization. Currently we do weddings, funerals, and other functions for the community in person.  We want to hear from all our pagan friends and family so we may learn from you, as you are learning from us and our teachings. We have multiple pagan ministers from all over who are willing to learn and council with you, if you choose. If you reach out to us, we will get back with you within 24 hrs.  Our main office number is (231)252-2165.  This gets you straight to Rev. Michael Grewe / Lord Michael. If you prefer to speak to a female, please call (231)620-6217 Rev. Selene Grewe /Lady Selene after 2:30pm. We will do our best to guide you to where you need to go.