Pagans Parade Through Holborn And Celebrate Spring

BY Pull your leg LOEBDRESSED in twisting robes and highlighted green from manage to toe, about 100 Pagans descended on Holborn on Sunday to exposition for the period of the streets in celebration of spring.The progress was organised by Geraldine Beskin, who runs London's oldest Pagan and occult bookshop, the Atlantis in Museum Street, Bloomsbury. She alleged it heavy a crucial rendezvous in the Pagan calendar, adding: "It is a celebration of the replenishment of spring. We are a very autonomous religion - we spot moreover females and males. But this celebration is about the male energy. It is about promulgation. Sex is penury for new life."She dismissed myths about Paganism that suggested far-off of the religion was about moonlit orgies."We are not promiscuous but we are in the same way not prudish," alleged Ms Beskin. "Sex and get going is essential and we scratch that."Exceptional than 60,000 people registered their religion as Pagans on the dying market research. Original Discourse