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Spain’s Mediterranean coast offers insights on climate pre-history and responses to climate change

By Sean McShee | 20 hours ago

Recent research studying the impacts of past climate change and the Ice Ages could hold clues for what the future may hold and the world might adapt and thrive.

Supreme Court upholds right to pray on the 50-yard line: Can Pagans now Circle there also?

The US Supreme Court upheld a coach’s right to pray at the 50-yard line after a high school football game. How it affects other faiths remains an open question.

Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 27, 2022

This week’s Pagan Community Notes is devoted solely to Pagan reactions resulting from the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe vs. Wade and the rescinding of reproductive freedom.

Gathering the Heathen Tribes: Asatru UK’s Althyng

TWH’s Lyonel Perabo speaks with Jack Hudson, events coordinator for Asatru UK, about the upcoming Althyng festival in North Yorkshire, England.

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 27, 2022

By The Wild Hunt | June 27, 2022

This week’s Pagan Community Notes is devoted solely to Pagan reactions resulting from the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe vs. Wade and the rescinding of reproductive freedom.

Pagan Living

Column: Merry Wanderer
By Luke Babb
Here is what I know about Robin Goodfellow, the Puck, the mythic figure that influenced Shakespeare’s work. He’s old - old enough that records in the 1500s talk about working with him as a practice that was already fading, only remembered by grandmothers. He’s famous - famous enough that, in one old text, some of the good folk in England are referred to as plural, "robingoodfellowes." He’s complicated. He’s a household name. All of this is true - and yet I have only found a handful of Pagans practicing today who work with him.
“Finding Manneoi” – the “Goddess of Democracy” surges on Hong Kong campus
By Manny Moreno
自由女神, zìyóu nǚshén, the "Goddess of Democracy," was a symbol of the 1989 Tienanmen Square protests in China. The Chinese government has attempted to suppress the goddess's image, but activists are keeping her in the public eye despite the risk of prison.

Pagan Perspectives

Opinion: The Storm Cloud and the Rainbow
By Storm Faerywolf
We may be living under a dark cloud that threatens to rain on our parade, but our symbol is the rainbow. Though it will be hard work, will endure as we have always done. And when the clouds part we will shine in all of our colors, bigots be damned.
Column: Honoring the Temples of Diversity
By Alan D.D.
Studying Witchcraft taught me that I am my own temple, my own deity, my guardian, my healer, my savior, that the elements live in me, and that I’m part of a planet that vibrates with every beat of my heart. Whether through Witchcraft or any other spiritual path, if each person learned the same thing, it would be easier to accept the differences that make the world such a fascinating place instead of seeing them as a danger, a social cancer.

The Wild Hunt - Modern Pagan News & Perspectives

Spain’s Mediterranean coast offers insights on climate pre-history and responses to climate change

By Sean McShee | 20 hours ago

Supreme Court upholds right to pray on the 50-yard line: Can Pagans now Circle there also?

Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 27, 2022

Gathering the Heathen Tribes: Asatru UK’s Althyng

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Opinion: Thor, Odin, and the High Cost of Fundamentalism

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Megadrought in California leads some to rely on “water witching” for crops

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 27, 2022

By The Wild Hunt | June 27, 2022