It can be hard to figure out exactly what ancient people did to worship their gods, but art can give us some clues. The Camp Stool fresco...

Life doesn't happen in a vacuum and history isn't interpreted in a vacuum, either. Each of us brings preconceptions to the table when...

I've just had the pleasure of reading a lovely book by Robin Reardon. Throwing Stones is, more than anything, a coming-of-age story about...

Over in Ariadne's Tribe (my discussion group that focuses on modern Minoan Paganism) we often find ourselves questioning the label...

We all want success, sure, but at what cost? In difficult economic times, people tend to value short-term profit over long-term benefits....

Morgan Daimler’s book about the Morrigan, that multifarious and fascinating Irish goddess, may be small but it has done great things for...

The Snake Goddess is iconic of Minoan civilization and religion, but who is she really and what place does she have in modern Minoan...

Many modern Pagan traditions involve sacred postures of one sort or another. This is an ancient practice, one the Minoans used to honor...

This is going to be a bit of a rant, so hold onto your hats. If you're wondering about the title, I mean exactly what I'm saying here....

I wasn't quite sure what to expect when I started reading this book. I've been a shamanic practitioner for a long time now, and I've read...

Sir Arthur Evans christened this ancient Minoan symbol/object the Horns of Consecration. In the century since then, people have discussed...

People in the ancient world were just as concerned about appearance as we are, and they enjoyed a bit of self-adornment. For a peek into...

I'm delighted to announce that the folks at Moon Books have released another unique anthology, and of course, I'm proud that they've...

One thing Pagans like to do is connect with the past: find out what our ancestors used to do and bring ancient cultures and religions...

Today on the Minoan Path blog I'm adventuring into utopian territory. To be more specific, I'm focusing on the fact that the Minoans of...

I recently had the pleasure of reading the Henge of Keltria’s Book of Keltria: Druidism for the 21st Century. Though Druidism isn’t my...

Magical ethics is a chronically hot topic in the Pagan community, and the ethics of doing healing spellwork is high up on the list. Is it...

Would you walk all the way up a mountain on foot just to make an offering to your gods? The ancient Minoans did. Find out more about the...

I’m sort of a public figure so people send me books to review or to write endorsements for. I also trade books with other authors and I...

The ruins that Sir Arthur Evans dug up at Knossos a century or so ago still fascinate us. But in the years since then, we've discovered...