Welcome to our humble links page. Below you will find links to varrious sites, some of which are informative, some of which are fun, and some of which are linked to because they have been nice enough to link to us. Many of these sites fall into more than one of the above mentioned catagories.

The Witch's Voice is quite possibly the most important Pagan website, especialy for the Wicca-oriented Pagan.

The Internet Sacred Text Archive is the most informative religious site I have ever seen. It includes text of everything from the bible to the Qur'an to the first 1000 lines of Chromosome One of the Human Genome, to most of the Poetic Eddas and Islandic Sagas, to Gardnerian Book of Shadows (public version), to the Malleus Maleficarum.

The ReligiousTolerance web site attempts to describe dozens of religions, faith groups, and controversial religious and moral topics in an objective, balanced manner.

Stonekeepers is a local store offering "Exquisite Gemstones, Unique Minerals, Hand-crafted Stones and Jewelry, Beautiful Crystals, Fine Herbs, Occult & Metaphysical Books & Classes" (as quoted from their webpage)

Thrudheim Kindred of East Tennessee is one of many Asatru Kindreds. The site offers excelent resources on Asatru.

SerpentStone is a non-profit umbrella organization (for people of many different paths or beliefs coming together under one "umbrella").

Raiders for Rationalism promotes science literacy, tolerance, skepticism, universal human rights (gay rights, women rights, etc.), and civil liberties.

Middle Tennessee State University Lambda Association serves as the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered (GLBT) campus community.Welcome to the official homepage of the Student Pagan Organization (S.P.O.) of Middle Tennessee State University. The S.P.O. is a non-profit oriented group composed primarly of M.T.S.U. students and staff. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sexual prefrence, religion, political affiliation, language, age or socioeconomic status. Our purpose is to provide intrested members of the M.T.S.U. community with a supportive enviroment to discuss and learn about Pagan and Neopagan faiths including but not limited to Wicca, Druidism, Asatru, Pagan Universalism and Shamanism.