In a time when Western culture has lost its sense of transcendence, dramatic rituals celebrating the turning of the seasons, and the mysteries of sex, death and human existence, provide deeply meaningful experiences to Pagans in Australia. However, there are substantial challenges in practising Paganism south of the equator. Contemporary Pagans draw inspiration from the ancient Pagans of Britain, Europe, Egypt and the Mediterranean who created rituals around the seasons and agricultural practices of their areas. Australia is a vast continent with distinctly different seasons and ecosystems to the northern hemisphere. It is Aboriginal sacred country and some Elders believe that Pagan ritual practices can disrupt the song lines. In Under a Pagan Sky, experience the private rituals and celebrations of Australians recreating Pagan traditions for the southern hemisphere. Together they face the seasonal challenges and spiritual boundaries of nature worship in a vast continent, at a crucial time in environmental history.