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Pagan Community Notes: COVID-19 impacting Indigenous peoples in Brazil, The Troth announces new Rede members, and more!

By The Wild Hunt | June 22, 2020

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: COVID-19 is impacting Brazil’s Indigenous Peoples, The Troth announces new Rede members a new discovery about Stonehenge, and more!

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Egyptians Embedded Beliefs in Tomb Architecture

By Sean McShee | May 19, 2020

TWH looks at the differing styles of architecture used for ancient Egyptian tombs across different Egyptian dynasties, and how these burial sites were designed to reflect and serve the spiritual needs of the deceased.

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Pagan Community Notes: Vermont Pagan to run for office, more events canceled while two events shift to online, and more!

By The Wild Hunt | May 18, 2020

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Well-known Pagan leader Kirk White announces a run for state office, Various Pagan events announce changes and postponements, the Buckland Museums reopens, art contest announced, and more!

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Pagan Community Notes: Pass the Brush Witch Style and Pass the Rune, Bealtaine fire lit in Ireland, and more!

By The Wild Hunt | May 11, 2020

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Two awesome videos: Pass the Brush Witch Style and Pass the Rune, The Bealtaine fire is lit in Ireland, and more!

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Sinkhole near the Pantheon shines a light on ancient slabs

By The Wild Hunt | May 7, 2020

A sinkhole that has opened up near the Pantheon offers a chance for researchers to examine travertine slabs that date back to Roman antiquity.

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Deck: The Witches’ Wisdom Tarot by Phyllis Curott, artwork by Danielle Barlow, published by Hay House.

Card: Five (5) of Earth (Pentacles) – One Thing Becomes Another

The incoming week has the potential to hold a bit of a snapback when it comes to financial excesses, overindulgence, and the squandering of resources from the preceding week. Taking more than is needed, exploiting natural resources beyond sustainability, and even abusing support from the community and family, is likely to have harsh consequences.

Conversely, being mindful and deliberately judicious in not only what is being consumed but also in eliminating or reducing the waste of generated is heavily indicated. Underlying that sentiment is the expression of gratitude and finding ways to both give back and share any excess bounty. Even small and seemingly insignificant acts of kindness have the potential to make much larger impacts than imagined.

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