Culture
Reviving the Past: The Recreating the Aurochs’ Effect
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Tauros, bred to resemble extinct aurochs, are reintroduced to Europe, restoring ecological balance and connecting us to ancient heritage.
News
Editorial: As “Esthers” rally for Christian Nationalism, minority religions must take notice
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A rally in DC this weekend highlights how The New Apostolic Reformation, a growing Christian nationalist movement, poses a serious threat to religious pluralism and democracy in America, targeting minority faiths like Paganism and seeking dominance over all social policy, government, and education.
Living
Notes from Swannanoa: stories of resilience, destruction, and elemental change
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The storm’s energy had intensified and like any good, curious, slightly feral Witch, I wanted to meet it in person. The glass wind chimes hanging on the front porch were jangling madly, making a discordant sound that was the first indication of how bad things were.
Living
Leaving Home
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More than Heathenry itself, Loki was the lynchpin of my spirituality, the guiding star and supporting bedrock of my life. When I finally admitted that we were done, it wracked through me in wave after wave of tears. I had, I realized, grown too far from the person I had once been. I looked at my father’s gifts and I could no longer tolerate the cost.
Latin America
Lessons of the Canebreak: a dispatch from North Carolina
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Did the virtue of This Goddess of the Mountain Waters fail us? After a walk along the river after the disaster from Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina, Prof. Enrique Gomez a resident of the areas, sees lessons in nature and in the stories of Mexica ancestors.