Pagans?

[Jeanette X]

Originally Posted by kahljorn

Carlos Castenada is great to read.. i actually have some ebooks and audio books by him if you wish to read them. He learns shamanism from a Yagui guy named Don juan.
I'd reccomend the art of dreaming. The nice thing about his books is that he writes some of them in the form of a diary(sort of) so you are getting to see what his yagui master said to actually teach him. The art of dreaming has techniques in it to develop lucid dreaming, which is kind of fun regardless of how far you go with it. He also has books like the teachings of don juan where he gets fucked up on mescaline/peyote and meets the great mescalito. He also does jimson weed.
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He does fucking jimsonweed? Seriously?

Originally Posted by VinceZeb

Any reason that Old European Paganism couldn't have gotten it's traditions and symbols from Judeo-Christanity?

If you bothered to crack a book once in while, you'd know that Judeo-Christianity started in the Middle East and didn't fucking spread into Europe until long after Europe had developed its own pagan traditions.

That is such an utterly stupid question that I laughed out loud at it.