The Solitary Ritual Series
Holidays and holy days are better with friends and family. But many Pagans maintain solitary practices. Even if you work with a group, sometimes you can’t be with them for one reason or another. And sometimes your group meets on a convenient day but you feel the need to celebrate on the exact day. This is a series of rituals for the Wheel of the Year that can be done on your own.
Composing Your Own Rituals
Common Ritual Errors and How to Avoid Them
The Challenges of Large Public Rituals
Unitarian Universalist Rituals
Be The Light – A UU Chalice Lighting: A UU chalice lighting for the Sunday after the 2016 election.
A Service of Reconsecration: A ritual used to reconsecrate the sanctuary of the Denton UU Fellowship in the aftermath of arson and a long rebuilding process.
Other Rituals
A Ritual to Remove Curses We Place On Ourselves: We don’t talk much about curses we place on ourselves. Most times we don’t realize what we’re doing even after it’s done. But they happen – I’ve done it myself. This is a ritual to remove them.
A House Cleansing Ritual: Lots of Pagans do house cleansings. This is my way.
Ancestor Communion Ritual: An ancestor communion ritual suitable for Pagan groups, religiously mixed groups, or individuals.
Devotion to Danu: A devotional communion to and with Danu, Mother Goddess and Lady of the Waters.
A Weekly Ritual of Focus and Protection: A ritual to help you focus your attention on the bigger picture – on the work your Gods and ancestors have called you to do.
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