Dark paganism? (ritual, beliefs, myth, pagans, spiritual)

[MaddLlama]

The idea that "dark" paganism is a marketing ploy by New Age authors to attract emo kids is fairly offensive, especially to those who actually find real meaning in a path worshipping less sugary sweet Gods.

Yeah, there are some authors who capitalize on this concept, but you'd be hard pressed to find any concept in any religion that hasn't been exploited by marketers. That doesn't mean that religion or religious concept is meaningless.

[kreeden]

Sadly , everything has become a marketing ploy for whoever wants to make a quick buck .

I thank you Shadow Wolf , for your explaination . I had wondered about the Goth connection . I only wish that I had worded my question differently . I can be very blunt at times , but I really meant no disrepect . { I blame it on becoming too involved in the debate forums , kinda lost my objectivity ** .

I too have always loved the Night . It is a whole different world out there then . And I totally agree with you about the " good and evil " thing . Each must find their own Path , and I wish you the best on yours .

[Shadow Wolf]

What it's predominately based on is depressingly superficial. People are no stupid, so why ow why can't people put out information with actual meat and none of the ookey-spookey nonsense?

Give me awhile. I am writing my own book on Nocturnalism, and hopefully it will be published.

[Mike182]

Originally Posted by Shadow Wolf

Give me awhile. I am writing my own book on Nocturnalism, and hopefully it will be published.

i agree with loads of the stuff you say on here, SW, i'd buy your book!

[Shadow Wolf]

It's title, for now at least, is Occultus Nuntius ex Umbra, which is a rough Latin translation of "Hidden Messages from the Shadows. I really have no idea why I picked a Latin phrase, so I might change the title.