The definition of "queer" is complicated and has been debated for decades. Some scholars argue that it is an umbrella term used to describe people who identify outside of heterosexual norms while...
Ritual, Storytelling, and Sacred Art play an important role in the affirmation of Queer Identity and Communal Belonging. Rituals are actions that are repeated according to a set pattern. They can be...
The topic is about how queer people who reject institutional religion can still have spiritual experiences through alternative practices that emphasize communion, sensuality, and self-discovery....
In many cultures, individuals who identify themselves as non-heterosexual face challenges regarding their participation in traditional rituals and ceremonies that are often associated with...
The practice of ritual and celebration within the context of a LGBTQ+ community can bring about profound personal transformations that are both emotional and spiritual. These shifts in consciousness...
Community Rituals
The term "community ritual" refers to a set of practices or ceremonies that are repeated regularly within a group or society. It can be religious, secular, or cultural in nature....
Queer spiritual practices are rooted in the belief that there is no one right way to approach religion or spirituality. Instead, they encourage individuals to explore their own unique relationship...
LGBT people often experience discrimination and marginalization due to their identity, which can lead them to feel isolated and disconnected from society. To counteract this, they may seek out...
Lamentation has been a significant component of many religions for centuries. It refers to expressing sorrow and grief through speech, writing, music, dance, art, or other mediums. Ritual laments...
Queer rituals have the potential to transform traditional ideas about the relationship between spirituality and gender identity by exploring alternative forms of collective worship that challenge...