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Opinion: Put Your Magic Where Your Mouth Is

By Storm Faerywolf | 16 hours ago

I am calling on Witches and magical workers of all stripes to heed the call of an endangered democracy. It is part of the Witch’s heritage to side with the oppressed against the oppressors.

Riverside pilgrimage to remember witches

Marking the Summer Solstice, We Are Witch embarks on a memorial pilgrimage through Norfolk, honoring women persecuted in the witch trials with ritual dress, sound art, and a commemorative quilt stitched in remembrance.

Faint Light, Deep Roots: Scientists Find Our Brains Emit a Subtle Glow

A new study detects ultraweak light emissions from the human brain, echoing ancient beliefs in the aura.

Rare Anglo-Saxon Coin Reveals Pagan-Christian Transition in Early England

A newly discovered 7th-century gold coin in East Anglia depicts Christian and Pagan symbols intertwined—offering rare insight into Britain’s spiritual crossroads during the Anglo-Saxon era. Scholars believe it marks a cultural turning point.

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Editorials and Analysis

  • Editorial: Supreme Court returns victory for religious freedom, but 4-4 split leaves us on the razor’s edge
    By Eric O. Scott

    The Supreme Court deadlocked on a case that could have led to taxpayers funding religious schools. But while advocates for the separation of church and state celebrate, Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott notes the decision does not resolve the issue.

  • Editorial: A woman with a Mjolnir tattoo raises hundreds of thousands after calling a child a slur. Heathens need to act.
    By Eric O. Scott

    Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott examines the case of Shiloh Hendrix, a Minnesota woman who called a five-year-old child a racial slur and subsequently received more than $750,00 in support from white supremacists, including racist Heathens.

Pagan Living

  • Editorial: Dr. Leo Igwe Confronts Witchcraft Myths and Facts with Reason and Clarity
    By Manny Moreno

    Dr. Leo Igwe powerfully distinguishes between myth and modernity, affirming that today’s witches are nature-based spiritual practitioners—not agents of harm—and calls for an end to superstition-fueled violence across African communities.

  • Reading the Kalevala
    By Lyonel Perabo

    Elias Lönnrot, the folklorist, the traveler, the physician, the student, the ethnologist, the editor, and finally the rune singer, did birth one longer Kalevala, one which was as indebted to his creative process as it was to ancient songs and lore.

Pagan Perspectives

  • Rooted in the Storm: Why Pagan Paths Matter More Than Ever
    By Erick DuPree

    We are living in an age of rupture. In the midst of this instability, people are reaching—not for quick fixes, but for something enduring. Something rooted. For a growing number, Paganism, polytheism, and Heathenry offer exactly that.

  • Opinion: “Drain the Swamp” – The Devil card and the Emergence of Liberation
    By Clio Ajana

    Seeing the actual picture, rather than self-deception, is the first step in learning the lesson of this particular tarot card.

Ancient Cultures

  • “We are children of the Sun”: new exhibit honors Mexica Coyolxāuhqui stone
    By Manny Moreno

    A new exhibit in Mexico City honors the discovery of the stunning Coyolxāuhqui Stone, which tells the myth of the Mexica goddess of the moon.

  • Pagan Community Notes: Week of April 10, 2023
    By The Wild Hunt

    In this week's Pagan Community Notes, we remember Rachel Pollack, the Parliament of World Religion repudiates Doctrine of Discovery, announcements, and more news

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12%26dARIESWANING CRESCENTTOTAL ECLIPSE 9/7/2025

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Tarot of the Week

Tarot of the Week

Deck: African American Tarot, by Jamal R, artwork by Thomas Davis, published by Lo Scarabeo.

Card: Eight (8) of Chalices – Tore (the pigmy god of hunting and initiation rites, Congo) and Malcolm X

The next seven days are likely to place the emphasis on assessing what might be missing, particularly for anyone who may feel dissatisfied or unfulfilled. There may be a strong temptation to simply throw in the towel and walk away depending on the circumstances. The key this week will be the ability to correctly assess the situation and then take the appropriate action.

Conversely, the week may offer up vagueness and uncertainty as to what the appropriate decision might be for situations that are or are becoming untenable. Focusing on what is truly desired and heartfelt is perhaps the best way to arrive at a decision. While others can be consulted and more than willing to weigh in with their opinion, ultimately the choice is that of the person who must decide and act.

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