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Uncovering the Past: Poverty Point, Native American Monumental Complex

By Sean McShee | October 14, 2021

New research at Poverty Point shows more advanced political and social structures than previously thought.

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Pagan Community Notes: TST’s Devil’s Advocate Scholarship, increases in “witch-hunts,” damage to Irish tombs, and more!

By The Wild Hunt | July 27, 2020

Pagan Community Notes: The Satanic Temple offers student scholarships, Updates on “witch” hunt activity, non-Indigenous healers accus of profiting from ceremonies, and more!

Paganism

Hagia Sophia, a mosque again, has a pagan connection at its core

By Manny Moreno | July 21, 2020

TWH covers the recent decision by the Turkish government to convert the Hagia Sophia back into a mosque – and the surprising pagan elements in the building’s construction.

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New twist in the proposed Stonehenge Tunnel project

By Liz Williams | January 23, 2020

TWH revisits the Stonehenge Tunnel project as new calls to halt the proposed route are voiced, citing potential negative impacts to both the Stonehenge monument as well as the surrounding area.

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Nevada’s new dark sky sanctuary preserves our connection to the night

By Manny Moreno | April 7, 2019

A new dark sky sanctuary has been announced by the International Dark Skies Association at Massacre Rim Wildlife Study Area in Nevada. We have a look at light pollution and the importance of darkness.

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Deck: This Might Hurt Tarot Deck,by Isabella Rotman, published by STERLING ETHOS, an imprint of Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.

Card: Major Arcana Thirteen (13) – Death

This week, there is apt to be a strong emphasis on letting go of something that no longer serves—be it a career, a belief, an object, or a relationship. The cycles of change are unavoidable, and by working with the energies of change rather than fighting against them, allow space for new and brighter opportunities to present themselves.

In contrast, avoidance or resistance to change is only likely to prolong the inevitable. The more one clings to opposing the incoming changes, the potential for stagnation and greater difficulties are only likely to increase. Refusal to recognize and accept what needs to be released is unlikely to prevent any transitions, but merely postpone the transformation, possibly making it even more difficult.

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