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Paganism

Standing stones and lightning strikes

By Liz Williams | April 9, 2020

New research on the Callanish Stones provides evidence of an ancient lightning strike and the ancient Neolithic climate.

Paganism

The British Museum acquires Pendant of the Sun

By Liz Williams | March 5, 2020

A 3,000 year-old pendant found in 2018 has been acquired by The British Museum.

Middle East

The Remains of the Temple of the White Eagle found in Iraq

By Sean McShee | February 18, 2020

Recent discoveries from excavations in Iraq shed new light on the some of the practices in Ancient Mesopotamia and Sumer.

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Pagan Community Notes: Petition for national St. Brigid holiday in Ireland, “witch bottle” found in Va., Machu Picchu vandalized and more!

By The Wild Hunt | January 27, 2020

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, a new petition for a national St. Brigid holiday in Ireland, a “witch bottle” has found in Va., Machu Picchu vandalized by tourists, an ancient Egyptian priest speaks and much more!

Middle East

Tattoos discovered on Ancient Egyptians

By Sean McShee | January 22, 2020

The recent discoveries using infra-red technology shines a light on tattooing in ancient Egypt.

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Deck: Santa Muerte Tarot: Book of the Dead, by Fabio Listrani, and published by Lo Scarabeo.

Card: Six (6) of Wands

This week, look for success and victories that are accompanied by public kudos. While doing work that is personally fulfilling and satisfying is something everyone should aspire to, having it acknowledged by others takes it to another level of achievement. It can also open doors to advancement in careers, financial endeavors, and long-held desires.

In contrast, some milestones and accomplishments are deeply personal and private and don’t need to be shared or shouted from the rooftops. How success is defined on an individual level can influence and reflect how public praise is perceived. Additionally, being overly invested in receiving widespread recognition for deeds done can be emotionally crushing when there is little to none expressed.

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