Pagan Q & A

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I feel like I'm reaching in the dark here, but I'm kind of desperate (for sleep). I've been suffering from insomnia for about a week now and I want to know if there is anything I can do, spiritually, that will help me get NATURAL sleep. Any meditations, prayers, spells. A.N.Y.T.H.I.N.G. Please don't tell me to go F myself for asking about spells or prayers. Please, just save it for the next person. If you can help me. Help me. If you can't, then save it for another, this time, please.

Some one from another net forum was kind enough to link to this article. Interesting. 

Slavic Paganism- a good site

I seem to be dominating the list of late...

I have settled on a label, "pragmatic polytheist".

How does one go about being eclectic without inappropriately wedging and smashing cultures together in a disrepectful way? I don't feel that practicing a single tradition would be complete, nor would it be respectful to what I feel has called me, who I feel has called me. It would be like only associating with one friend because you heard somewhere that is what you are supposed to do. Those left by the wayside might feel a touch resentful. Most of all, I'd be lying to myself.

The Deities are Many: A Polytheistic Theology

Also, I've realized  that the word "Pagan" suits me better than agnostic.

Here's the links I promised: 

Finnish Paganism 

Virtual Finnland

Kalevala- national epic of Finnland

Kalevala (Wikipedia) 

Hi. This is a bit off topic, but I figured you guys might be able to point me in the right direction anyway. I am thinkin about making a King's Table game for my senior project. I am wondering if any of you know of any successful rendtions of this game, either as a game I can download or links to information about an electronic version. I'm thinking of eiter making a video game or using a touch screen.  

Expectations- This article is from the perspective that Heathens are family and, as such, should support one another even though not a single one is perfect. I really liked this article because I was under the impression that Heathen groups only welcome atractive supermen and women.

Amon Amarth refers to Odin as "god of ships" in the song "Pursuit of Vikings".

This list says Njord is thegod of ships.

Which is it?

And before you go ape shit on me, I'll have you know that I learned that "Vanadis" is one of Freya's titles because of Falkenbach, my favorite band, by the way.

Back to your regularly scheduled program.

Perun

Some one put allot of work into this site.