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Texas Pagan Resources |
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Visit the Natural
Calendar of West Texas to find out how you could reckon the wheel of the year without
a printed calendar. This calendar is based on events in nature in the area of Midland
County.
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There are several Texas Pagan groups that
welcome new members, both online and off. If you live in one of the cities that has a
witch shop or a Pagan-friendly store, you may be able to make local contacts through them. Online, there are several clubs and email groups throughout the great state of Texas. I'll guide you to some of the ones that I am a member of, own, or have had positive experiences with. There are several Texas
listings at Witchvox, categorized in the menu on the left side of the page. Adults,
teens, military people, events, groups and stores are some of the categories you can look
through. If you live around Austin, Midland or Odessa, you can help a Pagan lady who is trying
to help finance her way through graduate school by doing Tarot readings in her spare time.
She has over 16 years experience reading the cards. Texas Pagan Grown-ups is the companion email list to my Yahoo club Texas Adult Pagans. Both are for Texas Pagans 18 and over. Neither is erotic, just focused on topical discussions, not the kind of places where teens exchange spells. Pagan Connections is nationwide, with a seperate group for each state.
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The Texas Natural Resources
Conservation service is part of a federal agency that works with people to conserve
natural resources on private land.
The Texas Water Foundation website tells visitors
about this resource that is so important to our state.
You can learn about solar energy in our sunny state at the Texas
Solar Energy Society website.
A listing of butterflies
in Reeves County is provided by the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center. A
listing of the local
reptiles is provided by Texas A&M University.
The Colorado River Foundation
supports river cleanup activities and works to develop public awareness of this
"lifeline of Central Texas".