"Sal" James Pearson

In the local community he has been involved with various pagan groups, both public and private, often called covens. He says he practices magick as part of my spiritual beliefs; some of the magick is ritualized and at other times it is not. Ritual and ceremony are also part of his spiritual practices sometimes as a participant and others as a leader.

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About Paganism and the Spokane Pagan scene

This is my first article for Spokane Faith & Values. Not having a specific topic to write about I thought it appropriate to give a little background information about paganism, the local pagan community and myself. Personally my experience with paganism goes back more than 15 years. During that time countless books have been read, spiritual work undertaken and completed, private and public groups have been joined and faded away.

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