100 Quotes About Pagan

When someone tells you, 'I don't need your idea,' you must not fling your drink in his or her face; instead, you must ask, 'Why?' It's the most difficult—and ego-bruising—part of the creative process.

The point in Yalbury Wood which abutted on the end of Geoffrey Day's premises was closed with an ancient tree, horizontally of enormous extent ,though having no great pretensions to height. Many hundreds of birds had been born amidst the boughs of this single tree: tribes of rabbits and hares had nibbled at it's bark from year to year; quaint tufts of fungi had sprung from the cavities of it's forks; and countless families of moles and earthworms had crept about its roots.

And yet had not a pagan the right to be a pagan?

You can make a place magical by ridding it of the things that make it ordinary

Wicca's temples are flowered-splashed meadows, forest, beaches, and deserts.

I feel the nights stretching awaythousands long behind the daystill they reach the darkness whereall of me is ancestor.

He wasn’t my type. He wasn’t safe. But I didn’t care.

In the secret island the Druid shall dwell once more, and the Bard, the slave of the harp, utter the speech of the Gods.

The Goddess has a fourth face. It is secret, and you should prey, as I do, as I do Igraine, that Morgause will never wear that face.