Paganism In Depth: A Polytheist Approach

One Man’s Inspiring Way of Going Deeper While I studied paganism back before the turn of the millennium, I have not kept up with the most current authors or books published on the topic, happy with my current approach. Every now and then, though, I feel a need for more. I'm so glad that I have started seeking and searching again, and I am doubly happy to have found this book and author. The book truly speaks to me. I love how the author is open and accepting of a variety of pagan and polytheistic paths. What he shares here is his own study and practices (which have gone both wide and deep at times), and he makes it clear that his ideas or just that—his. While he’s had a varied and long pagan past, he does not say in any way that his path is the only one that is right for everyone. I so appreciate that, as some books do come across like that, whether the author specifically states that or not. What he offers in this book is how he drilled deeper into his own personal paganism. He invites you in a friendly and conversational way to see what resonates with you and your unique path. The focus on deities and ancestors and our connection to them is inspiring. The practice section of the book offers a way to go deeper into your spiritual practice as a pagan or polytheist. Highly recommended for any pagan beyond the beginner level who seeks a deeper connection to their gods or ancestors. I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.