The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/tag/faith)
“March is a tricky time of year,” writes Clio Ajana. “One moment brings sunshine, radiant cerulean skies, and stark sunrises that nibble at the darkness. The next reveals a layer of snow, cloudy skies, and a harsh windy reminder that winter has not released its grip.”
January is a time for blessings, for joy, and for considering and perhaps resetting our ethical stances.
“I believe that many Pagans would agree with President Carter’s sentiments. At least, I hope they would. There’s much to love in Carter’s words – and many points of intersection with Pagan approaches to living in the world.”
Lyonel Perabo explores his own lack of experience of a numinous or supernatural aspect to Paganism, and raises the question of Paganism, and religion in general, as being based within human need and experience rather than the divine.
The idea of creating an iron wall between religious faith and participation in democracy is a dead-end. Karl Seigfried argues for the need for modern Pagans and Heathens to find how our religious values can inform a democratic worldview and action.