"I've found a more personal, pagan kind of religion to satisfy the spiritual side of things"
- Julian Clary
About this Quote
This quote by Julian Clary suggests that he has actually discovered a more individual and pagan form of faith to satisfy his spiritual requirements. This might mean that he has discovered a spiritual practice that is more in line with his own beliefs and values, rather than a traditional faith. It might also suggest that he has discovered a spiritual practice that is more linked to nature and the natural world, instead of a more structured and orderly religious beliefs. This could consist of practices such as meditation, yoga, or routines that are based upon the cycles of nature. By finding a more personal and pagan form of religion, Julian Clary might have found a spiritual practice that is more significant and satisfying to him.
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