Pagan Google Calendar is a platform that provides a digital calendar specifically designed for pagans and people following pagan traditions. It incorporates the principles and practices of paganism into a user-friendly interface, allowing pagans to organize their rituals, festivities, and other important events according to their beliefs and traditions. The calendar includes the major pagan holidays and observances, such as Beltane, Samhain, and Imbolc, as well as lesser-known celebrations and events. Users can create and customize their own personal calendars, adding specific dates and details related to their individual spiritual practices. Pagan Google Calendar also provides a space for users to connect with other pagans and share resources, rituals, and ideas. It offers a community section where users can join groups, participate in discussions, and find local pagan events and gatherings.
Calendar Sync
Your favorite calendar app on your device can sync with data in your Practical Witch’s Almanac! There are several options for making this happen easily. A great advantage of doing this is so all time zones for events are automatically updated on your device’s app to be precise for your location.
iCalendar, ICS, iCal Formats
The ICS format of the Almanac can be used on almost any device such as iPhone, Apple Computers, Mozilla, Outlook, and hundreds of other calendar apps.
You can copy the link below and paste it into the settings on your app, or better yet just click on the link below and your device will ask you how you wish to open it, such as with Outlook, Calendar, or another compatible program or app.
With Your Google Calendar
The official Google Calendar ID for the Almanac is [email protected] You should be able to click here to quickly add the Almanac data to your computer or device’s Google Calendar App. If that doesn’t work, try this:
- On your computer, open Google Calendar.
- On the left, next to “Other calendars,” click Add From URL.
- Enter the calendar’s address in the field provided https://calendar.google.com/calendar/b/1?cid=cHJhY3RpY2FsYWxtYW5hY0BnbWFpbC5jb20
- Click Add calendar. The calendar will appear on the left side under “Other calendars.”
Changes usually appear instantly across your synced devices, but on rare occasions, it might take up to 12 hours for changes to show in your Google Calendar.
Google Calendar of Pagan Days…
UPDATE 18 April 2018 — The Google calendar is deleted. Some changes on Google’s end, and some unawareness of those changes on my end, resulted in a guest user of the calendar deleting most of the content and individual entries in order to make more closely adhere to their practice. After some discussion with them (which was generous, kind, and entirely responsible rather than malicious or tinted with argument), I decided to discontinue this calendar at this time.
I’ve made my calendar available through iCal at webcal://p04-calendarws.icloud.com/ca/subscribe/1/93f2LWSQqmS4Dj7Ei4Kmak9GWuo4MxqYuzIgVGdT1GGoGhU5eISyV0WDRa2jzQCpFoaOZv-GtCeFE8Yz0BcJ7LOeDe1HHzcTjbVQFOQobFY rather than Google, but I can’t seem to test whether or not it works… because it’s hosted on my account, and therefore my own iCal application can’t connect to it through some sort of failure of circular logic. So if it doesn’t work, please let me know.
Update 23 January 2017: This post is one of my most-visited posts, even eight years later. If you’d like to thank me for creating this perpetual calendar, please consider PayPal’ing me a few bucks, or buy a copy of Poems for the Behenian Stars on Etsy, or through Amazon (cheaper!) my chapbook/guide to the spiritual meanings of brightest stars in the northern sky.
Update 6 April 2017: FESTAE is a set of poems that I wrote organized around the pagan days of this calendar. It’s available through Amazon. THE SUN’S PACES is another collection, organized around the Greco-Roman-Mediterranean deities of the Zodiac’s subdivisions. It’s available through Amazon, as well. THE MANSIONS OF THE MOON is a collection of twenty-eight poems based around the secret Zodiac that rules the Moon’s movements in particular. It’s also available through Amazon.
I’ve been meaning to do this, and a few friends bullied/inspired me into doing it, finally. It’s the list of the various pagan/spiritual days that I tend to notice and celebrate in some fashion when they pass by. Currently, I’ve not added in the poetry associated with each day, but it is a basic guide to the 113 festival days. Hey, any excuse for a party.
Because it’s on Google Calendar, you do have the ability to add this to your calendar there. Because it’s on Google Calendar, you can download it and install it on programs like iCal and the freeware programs like Sunbird/Thunderbird. You can even download it and put it on Microsoft’s program, whatever it’s called. Enjoy.
Events Calendar
Pagan Club is starting back up. Join us weekly on Thursdays for discussions on paganism and witchcraft, do some crafting, celebrate holidays, and more!
Pagan Club has been established to give students a chance to explore or learn more about a diverse and eclectic religion that is commonly misunderstood. We want to create a dialogue on campus to inform students about what Paganism is and is not, and to also talk with other pagans in a welcoming community.
Contact Greta at [email protected] for more information and to join via google meet.
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It offers a community section where users can join groups, participate in discussions, and find local pagan events and gatherings. The platform aims to facilitate and enhance the pagan lifestyle by providing an easy-to-use and comprehensive tool for organizing and planning. It recognizes and respects the diversity within pagan traditions, offering options for various paths and beliefs.
By incorporating the pagan principles and values into a digital calendar, Pagan Google Calendar strives to create a cohesive and integrated experience for pagans, enabling them to align their spiritual practices with their everyday lives. It bridges the gap between technology and paganism, providing a modern solution for an ancient and diverse belief system. Overall, Pagan Google Calendar serves as a valuable resource for pagans who seek to celebrate and honor their traditions while staying connected in a digital world..
Reviews for "Connecting with Pagan Traditions through the Google Calendar"
1. John - 2/5 stars - The Pagan google calendar was not what I expected at all. It was confusingly organized and lacked user-friendly features. I had a hard time finding specific events or adding my own personal events. The design was also outdated and felt clunky to navigate. Overall, I was disappointed with the functionality and usability of the calendar.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I found the Pagan google calendar to be incredibly unreliable. There were countless times when events would disappear or not sync properly with my other devices. I also experienced a lot of lag and crashes while using the calendar. It was incredibly frustrating and made it near impossible to rely on this calendar for important dates and events. I would not recommend it at all.
3. Michael - 2/5 stars - The Pagan google calendar seemed promising, but it fell short in many aspects. The interface was not intuitive and it took me a while to figure out how to use it effectively. Additionally, the calendar did not offer enough customization options to suit my needs. I was disappointed with the lack of flexibility in setting reminders or color-coding events. Overall, it was a subpar experience for me.
4. Emily - 2/5 stars - The Pagan google calendar had potential, but it fell flat for me. The layout was cluttered and overwhelming, making it difficult to find specific events. The search function was not very helpful either. I was also disappointed with the limited integration options with other platforms. Overall, it did not meet my expectations and I will be looking for an alternative calendar app.