Paganism
Pagan priesthood, practically: an interview with Lora O’Brien
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TWH interviews Lora O’Brien, author of “A Practical Guide to Pagan Priesthood,” about the sacerdotal and pastoral elements of Pagan leadership.
Glastonbury Goddess Temple
Column: Third Anniversary of the Goddess Temple in Mexico – an Interview with Alejandro Reyes-Ortiz
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International Columnist Jaime Gironés interviews Alejandro Reyes-Ortiz, Priestess of Avalon and founder of the Goddess Temple in Mexico, based in Mexico City’s Roma neighborhood.
Paganism
Columna: El tercer aniversario del Templo de la Diosa en México – una entrevista con Alejandro Reyes-Ortiz
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Este mes se cumplen 3 años de que el Templo de la Diosa en México abrió sus puertas como templo permanente en la colonia Roma de la Ciudad de México. Este espacio, fundado por Alejandro Reyes-Ortiz, está dedicado a la exploración y celebración de la divinidad femenina y es parte de la red de templos del Templo de la Diosa de Glastonbury, Somerset, Inglaterra. Alejandro Reyes-Ortiz es arquitecto de interiores, internacionalista y empresario. Ha practicado la cábala, la masonería, la wicca y la druidería. Durante los últimos años se ha dedicado a la práctica del camino de La Diosa y del Motherworld, se formó en Inglaterra como sacerdotisa de Avalon durante más de 5 años bajo la mentoría de Kathy Jones.
Paganism
Pam Grossman and Waking the Witch
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The Wild Hunt’s Jake Leibowitz sits down for a chat with Pam Grossman about her new book that is part cultural analysis and part memoir about Witches and the broader society and her own journey in Witchcraft.
Featured
An interview with an Appalachian songsmith
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IRONSBURG, Tenn. – Whether he is tending the land on his farm in the mountains of eastern Tennessee or performing his songs at a Pagan gathering, Louis Garou is a man who is truly grateful for all that he has and all that he can do. “Every morning, without fail,” he explained, “when I wake up I thank the Goddess, and whatever wayward god that might care, for all the blessings I have received. And the biggest blessing is living on this land, in these mountains.”
He refers to himself as, “just a witchy, mountain farmer,” and he takes his calling as a steward of the land seriously. “It is a privilege and a responsibility to care for this sacred ground.