Sea (definition)

Noun

The expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth’s surface and surrounds its land masses.
“a ban on dumping radioactive wastes in the sea”
synonyms: marine, ocean, oceanic; More
a roughly definable area of the sea.

Plural noun: seas
“the Black Sea”
a large lake.

Noun: Sea
“the Sea of Galilee”

Pagan (definition)

Noun

A person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions.
“a Muslim majority had to live in close proximity to large communities of Christians and pagans”
synonyms: heathen, infidel, idolater/idolatress, atheist, non-theist, irreligious person, agnostic, sceptic, heretic, apostate; archaicpaynim
“in prehistoric times, pagans used to worship the sun gods”

Adjective

Relating to pagans or their beliefs.
“a pagan god”
synonyms: heathen

Sea Pagans are believed to be able to control many aspects of nature relating to water, most commonly an ocean or sea. They specialize in water based magic and worship Sea Gods & Goddesses.


However, in more modern times, sea pagans can also practice witchcraft on or near any source of water: lakes, rivers, bathtubs, or even simply a bowl of salt water. Sea Pagans use witchcraft related to the moon, tides, and the weather, and are believed to have complete control over the seas.

In some folklore, sea pagans are described as phantoms or ghosts who have the power to control the fates of ships their passengers. Sea pagans often improvise on what they have, rather than making purchases from a store or from another person. Common tools include clam, scallop, or oyster shells in place of bowls or cauldrons.

They are beachcombers and collect items including seaweed, fishing net, shells, sea grass, driftwood, pieces of sea glass, and even sand. Driftwood was used as walking sticks and charged as wands.

Sea Pagans works with what is termed ‘grey magic’ to maintain a balance of light and dark – most are solitary.