“As a nation,” writes Clio Ajana, “the bicentennial was the American attempt to enjoy a blissful harmonic period as emphasized in music with singles and albums that praised our ability to reach two centuries of existence without killing each other.”
Living
A Blessed Lughnasadh
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TWH wishes its readers in the northern hemisphere a blessed Lughnasadh and Lammas and a blessed Imbolc to our readers in the southern half of the world.
Conservation
Connecting to Regenerative Foodways in the Pacific Northwest
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“I have spent so much energy in my life and activism fighting against things I don’t want,” writes Meagan Fischer. “I think any move toward being in a more conscientious relationship with the land and beings around us is a step toward repairing the schism between much of human civilization and the rest of this planet.”
Law
Supreme Court to Hear Home Worship Case; Decision Could Affect Covens and Other Minority Faiths
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The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a religious liberty case examining home worship and zoning laws. Although centered on an Orthodox Jewish prayer group, the ruling could shape legal protections for Wiccan covens and other minority faith communities that gather in private homes.
Living
Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 25, 2026
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: EBSAT seeks eco-activist presenters, Thor’s Oak leads the Race Against Hate fundraiser, a new short documentary explores Finding Paganism, Star offers her Tarot of the Week, and Disney’s Hexed and Practical Magic 2 unveil their trailers.
Living
We’re All Gaia’s Children
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“It was indeed hard for me to parse out the nuances of care and healthy boundaries with my mom,” writes Meagan Fischer. “As much as I had empathy for her, it didn’t mean it was my job to use all my energy caring for her forever, at great cost to myself.”