A primer on Middle-Earth Paganism.

[Laurasia]

"One of the major precepts of the Craft is that all entities deserve
to operate as they please & indulge in what makes them happy &
comfortable, as long as it does not harm anyone else.
Therefore, it is not necessary that your "truth" conform to anyone
else's. Conversely, you cannot expect the world to conform to your
truths, either." - taken from "To Ride A Silver Broomstick : New
Generation Witchcraft" by Silver Ravenwolf

MIDDLE-EARTH PAGAN PATH

This path takes elements from many paths (Wicca, Asatru, etc.). The
paths pantheon is based on the peoples of Middle-Earth. (Elves, Men,
Hobbits & Dwarves.) There is a vast respect for the healing & magickal
properties of plants, stones, flowers, trees, elemental spirits,
faeries, etc.

We also have extra days of celebration. Examples are: Frodo Baggins'
birthday (September 22 TA 2968) & King Elessars' (Aragorns') birthday
(March 1 TA 2931).

I hope that this helps a bit for those who are somewhat confused about
the path in general.

Sincerely,
Laurasia

[Laiwing]

Do you have a complete list of addtional celebration days? I tend to miss them.

[Laurasia]

Hi EBA.

Actually I don't at the moment. I was never able to finish working out the calendar. I hope to get it finished someday, but alas life doesn't always cooperate.

If you are looking for extra days to celebrate though & have the books, you should be able to find acceptable dates in the appendices. The calendar is based on what is in there anyway...characters birthdates, milestones, etc. I simply haven't had a chance to finish compiling all of it into one area yet.

Sincerely,
Laurasia

[Laiwing]

I could make the list for you. Down here in Dalton, there isn't much to do.

Is that okay?

[Laurasia]

Hi EBA.

That would be great, if you'd like to. Thanks, sweety.

Sincerely,
Laurasia