News
Pagan Community Notes: Week of October 23, 2023
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, a statue thought to be a water nymph turns out to be Aphrodite, upcoming Samhain events, tree sounds, and more news.
Living
Far from the Mainstream
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This is the first place that has been entirely mine, where every piece of art or display has been chosen because it represents something important to me, something that makes me happy. Trying to see it with another set of eyes feels distancing, like a particularly unpleasant magic trick. I suppose that’s fitting.
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Week of October 24, 2022
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Parliament of the World’s Religion’s Declaration for the Dignity and Human Rights of Women is re-circulating; due to overwhelming crowd sizes, Salem, MA is asking visitors to leave their cars at home and arrive by train, ferry, or broom; Mountain Rose Herbs announces winners for “Grants 4 Plants” program; burial site of a priestess of Aphrodite found in Russia; and more news
Aphrodite
“Sisyphuses and no Graces”: Telling Myths to Babies
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“I think we have a problem.” I held up two identical wooden blocks, each stamped with an image of a man bent low under the weight of a massive boulder. “We’ve got two Sisyphuses and no Graces.”
Aphrodite
Pagan Community Notes: More statements from Pagan organizations, FL manatee mutilated, and new project honors Scottish women accused of witchcraft, and more news.
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: More statements from Pagan organizations regarding the attack on the US Capitol, FL manatee mutilated, a new project honors Scottish women accused of witchcraft, a temple to Aphrodite found, and more news.