I Have a Passion for Community, Art, Communication, & Education!
Chol (Pronounced "Kole") Roman is an energetic and lively person living her life as an Eclectic Pagan. She is an advocate for Pagans everywhere and has been an active participant in the Pagan community for 9+ years.
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Come and see what she has been up to, what projects she is working on, and the adventures a long the way!

Eclectic Traditions Community Group

Our purpose is to bring people together to celebrate life and the natural world. No matter gender, age, or previous knowledge of eclecticism, paganism, earth centered faiths, etc. These celebrations and events are open to all who wish to learn and experience. Since pagans practice many spiritual paths and come from a variety of backgrounds, Eclectic Traditions strives to bring a variety of spiritual leaders to lead us in a ritual or celebration. This gives the attendees a chance to see and experience other pagan paths in the hopes of helping each individual in their search for their own spirituality.

Ask Me About My Pagan

What started out as a conversation about the movie "Accepted," pagans, and acceptance in general, "Ask Me About My Pagan" was born. It became Chol Roman's slogan to bring awareness about the diverse spiritual paths that exist and to connect with the community.

Paths of Paganism

For Pagans, the interplay between darkness and light and the dynamics of the cyclical and changing seasons are fundamental. Each of these is an expression of a deeper truth. By making a conscious choice to be active participants in the ebb and flow of the natural world, Pagans experience a harmonic lifestyle. Beginning a faith in paganism can be difficult for those beginning to seek and ask questions as there is no set doctrine that says, “this is what it means to be pagan.” The 1st three of 6 classes are basic beginner courses. The last 3 are classes to help the beginners, intermediates, and experts alike (classes 4-6).​
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Art work that Chol creates herself and collaboration artwork with Elethea.