The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/category/paganism)
Conservative Christian outlets condemn election spells while promoting prayers for political intervention. Let’s look at that double standard, its connection to Christian nationalism, and the democratic principle that all citizens have a right to participate.
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, we welcome Samhain in North and Beltaine in the South, explore Halloween around the world, brave Mercury retrograde, and Cherry Hills shares an opportunity to learn about magical plants in Slavic magic, a new survey on Paganism, and Inclusion, community announcements, Star’s Tarot of the Week, and seasonal music to keep the spirits dancing.
A newly discovered Roman fort in Wales may illuminate The Dream of Macsen Wledig, a medieval legend linking Roman Emperor Magnus Maximus to Welsh sovereignty, suggesting ancient stories may preserve memories of historical events.
A new APA survey finds Americans stressed by the cost of living, the economy, and the nation’s future. As uncertainty shapes relationships and plans, many are seeking connection and finding ways to cope with stress.
Cemeteries are always in the spotlight this time of year! From Gothic mausoleums and moss-draped oaks to underwater memorials, The Wild Hunt revisits remarkable resting places where history, beauty, and ancestral memory converge. Join us for a taphophile’s tour among the dead—and the living.
What exactly is a “Witchy” aesthetic? Is there one out there that Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott can fit into? Join him as he figures out what kind of Witch he is for a spooky season photo shoot.
