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Grief

Articles and perspectives on how Pagans, Wiccans, Heathens, Witches, and other polytheists approach grief. These may include personal stories, rituals or rites regarding grief, or more.

Celtic

Column: A Perspective on Snake

By Guest Contributor | March 27, 2020

New TWH Columnist Sheri Barker explores the relationships between the snake and its relationship to the rest of nature and the Goddess.

Living

Column: Death is Not the End

By Alan U. Dalul | February 7, 2020

Alan D.D. shares two stories of intervention by his late father, and considers the role of the dead in our lives.

afterlife

Columna: La muerte no es el final

By Alan U. Dalul | February 7, 2020

Alan D.D. shares two stories of intervention by his late father, and considers the role of the dead in our lives.

Paganism

Guest Column: Returning to Brigid in the Midst of Loss

By Guest Contributor | January 31, 2020

In a special Imbolc piece, guest columnist Sheri Barker shares her story of grief after the passing of her daughter and her return to the comfort of the goddess Brigid.

alienation

Column: The Waterfall’s Song

By Eric O. Scott | April 12, 2019

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott reflects on his recent grief and the role of magick and nature in finding consolation.

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This week could offer up some interesting challenges that may require unexpected pivots and shifts. The need to be flexible and open to new options is likely to be highlighted, but making hasty decisions should be discouraged. Finding a balance point is liable to be key. If there is uncertainty, a step back to fully evaluate the situation is likely to be called for.

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