The Circle Guide to Pagan Groups is a Contacts directory of Wiccan covens,
Druidic groves, Goddess centers, Shamanic circles, Pagan festivals, periodicals, networks,
websites, and other resources. See: http://www.circlesanctuary.org/publications/index.htm
The guide has been published by Circle Sanctuary, PO Box 219, Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 USA;
(608) 924-2216 since 1979. Email: circle@mhtc.net;
Web site: http://www.circlesanctuary.org
The Pagan Webweaving Page lists Neopagans by U.S. state, Canadian province and
other countries. Their Email address and a short note are included. See: http://www.hue.org/paganww/viewing.html
Starhawk, The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religions of the Great
Goddess" San Francisco: Harper & Row, San Francisco, CA (1997)
Alt.Pagan has a FAQ about Paganism at: http://www.teleport.com/~rain/altpagfaq.html
(This source includes Satanism in their list of Pagan groups. Most Neo-Pagans reject this
connection because most Satanists do not recognize the existence of deities, their
religion is centered on self, and they occasionally engage in black (harmful)
magick.
Neo-Pagans typically believe in one or more Goddesses and Gods, base much of their
religious ritual on healing arts, and are specifically prohibited from using black
magick.)
Omphalos, "The Center of the Pagan Web..." emulates "the
big-name Search Engine portals such as Yahoo, Webcrawler, etc." They list Wiccan
and other Neopagan sites under a variety of topics, from Arts & Graphics, to Health
& Healing, to New Age, Regional and Wicca. See: http://www.omphalos.net
(The
Omphalos was a stone at the Oracle of Delphi about which the world was believed to
revolve.)
Wednesbury Theod is a religious group devoted to the "revival and
practice of Theodish Belief, the ancient religion of the Anglo-Saxon peoples."
See: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Atlantis/2575/
The Green Egg is the official journal of the Church of All Worlds.
They "seek to provide diverse aspects of Gaian culture with a common language
while continuing to give voice to the great variety of opinion in our Pagan community."
See: http://www.greenegg.org/ As of
2001-OCT, this periodical has been suspended.
