Pagan Portals – A Guide to Pilgrimage

Pagan Non-Fiction

by Thea Prothero

Pilgrimage is one of the oldest forms of sacred journeying. But how does it fit into the 21st century and, more importantly, how is it relevant to our tech-heavy super-busy lives? This book is a blueprint for understanding how going on a pilgrimage will spiritually fulfill and, ultimately, transform you. Discover how this ancient practice can be traced through history and how it still plays a significant role in the many paths of faith today. Here, you’ll find stories of modern pilgrimage, words of wisdom from literature, meditations, and tools to inspire you towards taking your first physical steps on your journey.

REVIEW

5 out of 5

I will be the first to admit, I’ve always thought of pilgrimage in relation to the practices of Abrahamic faiths, and I was curious to see how it could relate to me as a pagan, and in the modern world. I enjoyed the personal experiences that are shared, as it makes everything feel more present and relevant. The historical and modern pilgrimage chapters were informative, I learned some new things, and found some things to think about. The world religions chapter brings some new perspectives to the right of pilgrimage, and put it in a new light. The following chapters are filled with helpful information, exercises, and tips for readers interested in taking their own spiritual journey. At the end, there’s a well curated bibliography if you’d like to do more research. Highly recommend if you’d like a new way to strengthen your faith.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Thea Prothero is primarily a Nemophilist and a Heathan/Druid. Her passion is walking in the wildest remotest lands, places that still make the gods tremble, and she loves the challenge of finding connection through nature to divinity in its many forms. She also enjoys writing, reading, taking photos, tending to her allotment, and spending time with her family. She works in education and lives in the south of the UK.