The stories most impactful for the various Pagan, Polytheist, and Heathen communities this week.
Paganism
Columna: Abuso y linaje
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Nuestro columnista mexicano de TWH, Jaime Giornés, discute la necesidad de que los paganos mexicanos respeten sus propias tradiciones indígenas en lugar de depender de entidades externas para la validación.
News
Major summer astrological events could heat things up
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TWH discusses the summer 2019 astrological influences with Diotima Mantineia of Urania’s Well
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.
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Wiccan professor files religious discrimination suit, new publishing company announced, and more!
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This week in Pagan Community Notes: Wiccan is suing St. Bonaventure University for alleged sex and religious discrimination, a new publishing house focused on hoodoo and conjure, and more!
Paganism
Uncovering the Past: French hamlet looking for code breakers
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A mysterious stone possibly written in a Celtic language has resisted all attempts at deciphering its meaning since 1979. Now the town of Plougastel-Daoulas is holding a contest for the best attempt at a translation.