Paganism
Resilience aka Celebration of Life
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Clio Ajana shares insights on the turning of the Wheel from light to dark, and its energetic connections to resilience and independence.
Paganism
Column: A Dispatch from France’s New Wars of Religion, part two
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In the second column of a two-part series, TWH’s international columnist Lyonel Perabo discusses the tensions between the secular majority and the Muslim minority in France following the murder of a French school teacher in October.
Paganism
Column: A Dispatch from France’s New Wars of Religion, part one
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In the first column of a two-part series, TWH’s international columnist Lyonel Perabo discusses the tensions between the secular majority and the Muslim minority in France following the murder of a French school teacher in October.
Division
Column: Happy Interdependence Day!
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Clio Ajana calls for a reevaluation of the United States’ fourth of July celebrations as an “interdependence day.”
Living
Column: Staying True When the Bloom Is Gone
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Pagan Perspectives
July in the northern hemisphere is a month for heat, celebration, and fun. Pagan celebrations abound. In the United States, the Fourth of July heralds Independence Day, a national celebration of freedom gained in part through the signing of a formal document that explains why a group of colonies broke away from their colonizers. The Declaration of Independence is a representation of choice and has been used as a model for other countries around the world. The spirit of such a document is celebrated annually with feasting, fireworks, and flags.