Technopaganism in the real world

[LadyEladrin]

I'm probably the least techno-pagany person out of my group. I wont even use a barbeque lighter to light candles with; a match will do. ^^ I dont' have an online BoS, but I do have some of my old Paganism 101 class info saved on the computer only because that's where it was originally written. I do the online journal thing, but in a couple of different formats for different reasons. I have reams of paper dedicated to my spiritual journal; for some reason, typing it out and putting it out there in cyberspace for anyone to see cheapens it in my eyes. This only applies to me, however, not to anyone else, so try not to take it that way. Other than that, yah, no technology for me.  

[CuAnnan]

EladrinStarmist

I'm probably the least techno-pagany person out of my group. I wont even use a barbeque lighter to light candles with; a match will do. ^^ I dont' have an online BoS, but I do have some of my old Paganism 101 class info saved on the computer only because that's where it was originally written. I do the online journal thing, but in a couple of different formats for different reasons. I have reams of paper dedicated to my spiritual journal; for some reason, typing it out and putting it out there in cyberspace for anyone to see cheapens it in my eyes. This only applies to me, however, not to anyone else, so try not to take it that way. Other than that, yah, no technology for me.

I would never publish either a journal or a "BoS" (not what we call them, but easier for communication) online. They are both vastly too personal.  

[Cerulean Crayon]

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EladrinStarmist

I'm probably the least techno-pagany person out of my group. I wont even use a barbeque lighter to light candles with; a match will do. ^^ I dont' have an online BoS, but I do have some of my old Paganism 101 class info saved on the computer only because that's where it was originally written. I do the online journal thing, but in a couple of different formats for different reasons. I have reams of paper dedicated to my spiritual journal; for some reason, typing it out and putting it out there in cyberspace for anyone to see cheapens it in my eyes. This only applies to me, however, not to anyone else, so try not to take it that way. Other than that, yah, no technology for me.

I would never publish either a journal or a "BoS" (not what we call them, but easier for communication) online. They are both vastly too personal.

While I agree about not publishing one, to have a copy saved on the computer seems reasonable. Some people think only your own handwriting should go in your BoS, but I think if you type it all, rather than copy-pasting, it's still personal enough.  

[LadyEladrin]

I think it looks nasty when I see pages pasted into a journal that were typed and printed out...I'd rather hand write the things that need to go in my BoS. Taking the time to do them that way puts more value on them, in my eyes.