Paganism is nature-centered, but not everyone has an easily accessible, semi-private area to actually practice outside. Also, weather happens. So I'm wondering:
What percentage of your practice happens outdoors?
Hail Freya, it's Friday!
Businesses don't close on Pagan holidays, unfortunately. So for today's #FridayPaganPoll I'm wondering what you usually do about work when they land during the middle of the week.
Most pagans celebrate the cycle of the seasons. The thing about circles is that they don't really have an end/beginning, so everyone has their own idea on when a new cycle begins for them.
What day do you consider the seasonal ‘New Year’ in your practice?
It's estimated 1 in 5 (US) households is interfaith, meaning they have at least two people who practice different religions. (For this poll, I'm defining paganism as a religion)
When I started learning witchcraft, the majority taught that a spell should not be performed on someone without their consent, even benefic ones like healing or protection. I'm wondering how much/if this opinion has changed.
Would you do a spell (or pray) on someone without their consent?
For the purposes of this poll, I'm using this definition: "A psychic displacement, a transcendent experience of an inner vision of a god, or of one's relation or union with the divine."