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PaganISM
Potential features of a modern Pagan movement:
- An impulse to create a strong community among those people wanting to be part of such a process. This may be envisaged as building of Pagan Tribes each organised primarily as an association of Pagan Clans but also including other kinds of groups and individual members.
- A belief that it is desirable for the Pagan Tribes and their sub-groups to have a fair degree of scope to manage its own affairs and ability to do so with success
- A tendency to encourage their individual members to support the well-being of their Pagan Tribe and its subgroups and to develop their ability to do so with success
- A tendency to support the good distribution of economic and other kinds of power, especially in the current context by discriminating in favour of economic concerns or businesses which are small, local and responsive to those they deal with as opposed to those which are large, remotely governed, unresponsive and of questionable motivation
- A wish to see their Pagan Tribe and its subgroups and individuals supporting the global Asha Movement (Zoroastrian Rightness-seeking Movement), other rightness-seeking global and sub-global movements, the good work of the global and sub-global government territorial administrations and the well-being of the inhabitants of the Planet Earth
- A desire to avoid unproductive confrontation with people in other movements, tribes, nations, religions or territorial government administrations etc
- An impulse to prepare its members for possible future unfamiliar circumstances they may face.
Feb 2011 CE -> March 2012 CE (updated Dec 2015 CE)