TWH’s Sean McShee reports on the immolation of the Temple of Time last weekend, and how it resonates Pagans and their practices of transformation.
Paganism
The future of Nikwasi Mound
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ASHEVILLE, NC – Nikwasi (Nequasee) Indian Mound is one of some 50 ancient mounds found throughout the westernmost counties of North Carolina. The mounds are attributed to the Mississippian (800 C.E. – 1600 C.E.) and Woodland (500 B.C.E – 1000 C.E.) periods. Similar mounds can be found throughout the midwestern and southern states.
Nikwasi Mound is within the town of Franklin, North Carolina. It is not only in the town center physically but has also been at the center of a controversy over who should hold ownership and be responsible for maintenance. The exact history of Nikwasi Mound is unclear; but it appears on maps dating back as far 1544. It also appears in British colonial records in 1718.
Paganism
Death, art and politics: Pagan funerals and eco-friendly burials
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The Wild Hunt examines eco-friendly burial practices that impact Pagans both in the US and in the UK.
Paganism
Column: May Celebrations
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Columnist Clio Ajana welcomes readers to the month of May with a review of the month’s celebrations.
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Columna: Oraciones y conjuros espontáneos
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Alan D.D., nuestro columnista en Venezuela, reflexiona sobre sus prácticas espirituales de oración y conjuro, y cuándo innovar, esperar o actuar.
Paganism
Beltane’s Past in Print
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Manny takes a look at published writings about Beltane in the distant and recent past.