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The hashtag #paganofficiant connects spiritual individuals, offering unique ceremonies. It celebrates diverse belief systems, blending rituals, traditions, and personalized vows, creating meaningful experiences for love, life milestones, and community gatherings.
Hej, Halo, hiya! Merry meet! My name is Liv and I am a traveling pagan wedding ceremonialist. Serving the world and currently based in North America, my practice and my purpose is creating ceremony that represents my couples’ love stories and their traditions.  My couples are ancestral practitioners, members of indigenous communities, and those reconnecting to a practice that their immediate ancestors were colonized out of.  My ceremonies blend rituals, traditions and practices of meaning to my couples to personalize the ceremony experience.  And my love, I cannot wait to meet you 🖤 #paganwedding #paganofficiant #handfasting #pagansoftiktok #weddingofficiant #officiant #handfastingceremony #celebrant #officiantlife #paganwitch #paganism #asatru #vikingwedding #pagancommunity #paganism #pagantok #pagansofwitchtok #witchtok #paganlife
Pagan as a term is somewhat problematic because many of the Celtic and Asatru faiths believe this term solely applies to their practices.  However, the term pagan originates in the Latin Pagonis, which just referred to villagers of outlying settlements who practiced the old ways, even when Christianity had swept Mediterranean. The word pagan in its roots, was meant to represent those who practiced the religious traditions of their ancestors rather than converting to the new Religion, which was sweeping the globe.  I personally attribute the term pagan to indigenous, religions, globally, and I am more than a little tired of being told that as an American, I’m not allowed to be a pagan.  81% of Americans have European ancestry, and if you really felt like digging, you would note that a massive percentage of that percentage comes from countries or lands that are historically of the Celtic, Druidic, Asatru, and other pagan peoples. I myself have Celtic ancestry, Romani ancestry, and Hellenic pagan ancestry. and though my most recent ancestors, namely, my grandmother and great grandmother had been converted to Catholicism, those who predated the Christianization of the world practiced in their indigenous faiths.  If you are one of these pagans out here acting like where your mother birthed you is what allows you to practice your religion, you are missing the whole g*ddamn point of being a “non Christian” and behaving with the same elitist narrow mindedness they do. Stop it.  #paganwedding #paganofficiant #pagansoftiktok #paganwitch #paganism
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Pagan as a term is somewhat problematic because many of the Celtic and Asatru faiths believe this term solely applies to their practices. However, the term pagan originates in the Latin Pagonis, which just referred to villagers of outlying settlements who practiced the old ways, even when Christianity had swept Mediterranean. The word pagan in its roots, was meant to represent those who practiced the religious traditions of their ancestors rather than converting to the new Religion, which was sweeping the globe. I personally attribute the term pagan to indigenous, religions, globally, and I am more than a little tired of being told that as an American, I’m not allowed to be a pagan. 81% of Americans have European ancestry, and if you really felt like digging, you would note that a massive percentage of that percentage comes from countries or lands that are historically of the Celtic, Druidic, Asatru, and other pagan peoples. I myself have Celtic ancestry, Romani ancestry, and Hellenic pagan ancestry. and though my most recent ancestors, namely, my grandmother and great grandmother had been converted to Catholicism, those who predated the Christianization of the world practiced in their indigenous faiths. If you are one of these pagans out here acting like where your mother birthed you is what allows you to practice your religion, you are missing the whole g*ddamn point of being a “non Christian” and behaving with the same elitist narrow mindedness they do. Stop it. #paganwedding #paganofficiant #pagansoftiktok #paganwitch #paganism
Some of my daily “rituals” that keep ceremomy like experiences in my life.  ☕️Making Cacao every morning and stirring in intentions for the day for myself and my loved ones  🗝️Thanking my home for protecting me when I leave it.  🐦‍⬛Pausing to listen when I hear nature call out to me. Or trying to find a natural sound when I am out in the city.  🌘Checking in with the moon or stars every morning to see what energy the day brings.  🖤Journaling a reflection of a moment in my day with meaning.  🥃Sharing an unplugged drink with my husband before dinner.  🎞️ Choosing with intention what media I consume based on a paused moment with myself to learn my needs for the day.  🧳Planning travel or trips with astrology or numerology in mind.  🪶Collecting items of meaning on an altar I reset every new moon.  🧙🏼‍♀️Checking in on my community, my friends and collegues.  #paganofficiant #pagansoftiktok #paganwitch #paganism #pagancommunity #witchtok #pagansofwitchtok #pagantok #romanticizeyourlife #ceremony
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Comment ⭐️ if you would be interested in a community engagement workshop via Zoom. #pagansoftiktok #paganofficiant #pagancommunity #community #tiktokban #witchesoftiktok

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