Paganism
Column: Walking the Labyrinth
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Clio Ajana traces the path of her life through the many labyrinths she has walked.
Ariadne
Spotlight on Tradition: an Introduction to Minoan Paganism
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Guest columnist Laura Perry introduces readers to the revivalist Pagan tradition, Modern Minoan Paganism.
Featured
Column: Labyrinth
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Luke Babb recalls their first experience with walking a labyrinth and confronting the being that lies at its center.
Living
Column: Staying True When the Bloom Is Gone
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Pagan Perspectives
July in the northern hemisphere is a month for heat, celebration, and fun. Pagan celebrations abound. In the United States, the Fourth of July heralds Independence Day, a national celebration of freedom gained in part through the signing of a formal document that explains why a group of colonies broke away from their colonizers. The Declaration of Independence is a representation of choice and has been used as a model for other countries around the world. The spirit of such a document is celebrated annually with feasting, fireworks, and flags.
Hounds
Unleash the Hounds! (link roundup)
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There are lots of articles and essays of interest to modern Pagans and Heathens out there, more than our team can write about in depth in any given week. Therefore, the Wild Hunt must unleash the hounds in order to round them all up.
A self-proclaimed “Mexican card reader” has been charged in the murder of local Galveston man Francisco Esparza. According to reports, he was allegedly performing “sexually-charged religious rituals with the murder victim’s teenage relative,” to rid him of demons. The attack on Esparza was reportedly in response to complaints about the practice. Esparza had tried to end the abuse on behalf of the 19-year-old.