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Editorial: On the Repatriation Beat

By Eric O. Scott | July 9, 2022

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott writes about TWH’s focus on efforts to repatriate art and antiquities to their home countries.

Paganism

Biden proclaims October 11 as Indigenous Peoples’ Day

By Eric O. Scott | October 8, 2021

U.S. President Biden announced today that Monday, in addition to celebrating Columbus Day, will mark Indigenous Peoples’ Day, the first time the holiday has been recognized nationally.

Paganism

Brazil high court suspends Indigenous land rights case

By Manny Moreno | September 26, 2021

Indigenous people in Brazil are challenging a court ruling that their constitutional claim to their traditional lands only applies to lands they have inhabited since 1988, but the case has been indefinitely suspended.

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“I didn’t have time to be anyone’s muse”: the mystical works of Leonora Carrington

By Manny Moreno | September 12, 2021

Leonora Carrington’s Surrealist artwork and writings have come again to the forefront with the rising interest in mystical art.

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Opinion: Terra Nullius, Terra Pagana, Terra Indigena

By Guest Contributor | July 25, 2020

Guest columnist Yvonne Aburrow considers the “doctrine of discovery” that granted permission for white settlers to colonize Indigenous lands – as well as how modern Pagans can support Indigenous struggles.

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Deck: Tarot of a Moon Garden, Karen Marie Sweikhardt, instructions by Laura E. Clarson, published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.

Card: Ace of Pentacles

This week, there is likely to be a continued focus on finances, and wealth—both material and spiritual. There is the potential for new opportunities in increasing financial sources, particularly when it comes to picking up side jobs or projects that are liable to provide a good return for the effort expended. Spiritually, openings for expanding not only how spiritual practices are conducted but also exploring new ways to magically apply what is being learned.

Conversely, all that glitters is not gold. And even if it is actually gold, it does not guarantee that obtaining it will result in happiness. There is also the likelihood of indecision resulting in missed opportunities, but deals that seem to be too good to be true should probably be avoided. Due diligence should be performed before signing on to any new deals, no matter how great they might seem at first.

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