#editorialghostwritings

Sometimes all we know of certain bloggers is that they have information, and not anything of the person themselves. We do not personally follow every person we’ve found a resource from, we do not personally know the individuals who run many of the various Tumblogs in the pagan, witch, and similar spheres. As such, attempting to provide a forewarning for each blog would be incredibly difficult, it would also go against this blog’s policy of not showing direct bias.

If you’re curious to see which blogs may or may not have toxic personalities, follow a handful of pagan Tumblr accounts that you have not found through us and see what the general public filters through about these other blogs.

This is not a topic that we, here at PSG, can truly provide an answer for. We are not Ojibwe, we do not hold cultural authority among members of the Ojibwe people, and certainly should not be speaking as an authority for you as an outsider.

Try to find someone who is an active part of Ojibwe culture and discuss things with them. Ask if your family knows anyone, or potentially start looking via Craigslist, Yellow Pages, and meetup sites to see if anyone is having gatherings or events near you so you can talk to people (just be cautious and do not attend alone if you plan on meeting anyone through the internet).

Perhaps our followers or someone else can reblog this and add to it if they have any information that may benefit you?

If a link doesn't go through, it means that the tags have yet to be filled. As the one who created the pages in question, I did so with the expectation that I might find something later on, but for the most part there hasn't been anything to reblog in the last seven months since I started that project. I'm sorry for any inconveniences it causes.

You're very welcome. Putting them together was and is a never ending process, because better resources, new ideas, and interesting points arise on a regular basis. It's nice to see some people appreciating the hard work we've done.

Most of the moderators tag using their URL, for some this tag may be outdated as it never changes, but for most it's current. Stag's is current and this is their personal Tumblr.

Thank you! It can be hard sometimes, but we're glad that it's helping people.

We actually have one of those as the final portion of our FAQ and had you read the entire FAQ or the regulations of asking a question on our Before Asking page you would have seen that.

Additionally, we use a variety of tags related to different topics, if a question is about tarot it will probably contain tags like "tarot" "tarot cards" "cartomancy" and "divination" at the least; a question about Freyja will probably be tagged "freyja" "freya" "norse polytheism" and "heathen" at the least.

We use a variety of tags, that may seem excessive, for a reason. If our followers are unable to use our blog system accordingly, that is not our problem. We also have tags visible at the bottom of posts on our blog for a reason: so that there are other available search options shown immediately if one can only find a few posts in a specific tag.

Do you have any views on sacred kink, any information, any experiences, etc?