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A round up of Pagan Perspectives on current news and historical events. You will also find columns related to personal experiences and how they relate back to the spirituality of the author.
Note: We welcome submissions for our Perspectives section. Please send inquiries or completed pieces to eric@wildhunt.org
Does “Paganism” take a capital letter? It’s a more important question than it might seem at first, an artifact of the ongoing rivalry between Christianity and Pagan religions, argues TWH’s editor-in-chief, Manny Tejeda Moreno, who argues the case for the capital P.
When one can visit the Temple of Athena, one must visit the Temple of Athena.
This is why I tend my altars so often: things change. I have a tendency to forget things that I do not put my hands on occasionally.
Each of us bears the symbol of life’s progress and transition through the scars we bear on our physical bodies, as well as the scars that dot our emotional, spiritual, and mental beings.
“Many people think of Paganism as belonging to the past,” says Magnús Jensson, architect of the still in construction Ásatrú temple in Reykjavík. “But this is wrong. Paganism is not the past, Paganism is the present.”