Paganism - DTP Yoga

QUALIFICATIONS FOR NEO-PAGANISM RELIGION

Must be at the devic level of consiousness (i.e. at the level of a Nature Spirit)

Goal of Neo-Paganism = To become a High God (i.e. And enjoy Love , Bliss and Power to all eternity).

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