News
Faint Light, Deep Roots: Scientists Find Our Brains Emit a Subtle Glow
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A new study detects ultraweak light emissions from the human brain, echoing ancient beliefs in the aura.
Europe
Rare Anglo-Saxon Coin Reveals Pagan-Christian Transition in Early England
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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.
News
“No Kings”: Pagans Join Millions in Nationwide Action
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Pagans joined millions in the nationwide “No Kings” protests, blending political resistance with spiritual purpose. Through ritual, presence, and activism, they affirmed democracy’s promise: power belongs to the people—not to kings.
Arts & Culture
Classics of Pagan Cinema: Rosemary’s Baby
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“Looking at where the word ‘coven’ comes from, we start with ‘convenire,’ a verb meaning to come together,” writes Meg Elison in this searing reappraisal of the 1968 classic. “When a woman comes together with the devil, we get ‘Rosemary’s Baby.'”
