The Pentagon and The Pentacle
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September 16, 2004
Carl McColman Beliefnet
'We live in very dangerous times,' said Hawk, a Pagan woman who
describes being a warrior as central to her path -- and who feels
frustrated at the attitudes held by some non-military Pagans.
'Pagan warriors are working very hard to keep our people safe and
our borders protected. Many times, in fact, most of the time, not
only is it a thankless duty, but it's also frowned upon by many in
our own magickal community.'
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JoAnn Lyman, whose husband has served in the army for 15 years,
embraces the warrior concept as a metaphor for personal
responsibility. 'Everyone is a warrior in their own sense. I may
not wield a rifle, sword, ax, or any other recognized weapon; but I
know that I am responsible for my actions... A warrior will weigh
what has to be done and what people want done, then do what they
know is the right thing for that time.'
-- Elizabeth Dwoskin
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