How do CAW Waterkin Practice their religion?
For Pagans, there is no demarcation between the sacred and the secular, and every activity is essentially a religious activity. Unlike the many people who practice their religion only for an hour on Sunday mornings, we Pagan live our religion 24 hours a day, every day of our lives. For us, taking our cans and bottles to the recycling center is as much a religious duty as prayer and ritual. And so are composting our garbage, organic vegetables, practicing birth contrl and safe sex, using bio-degradable materials, physical exercise, psychic training, study and celebration of the seasons. In our Nests we hold religious services, sensitivity session, council meetings, study discussion seminars, campouts, pot-luck dinners, salons, “magickal mystery tours,” group “field trips” to concerts, plays and movies, and just plain goof time parties. We celebrate the eaight seasonal Pagan festivals with feasting, shareing music and sacred drama. We come together for work parties to plant trees, fix ro
