News
Pagan Community Notes: Week of January 9, 2023
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, a Queer Reading list, new fiction on Witches of World War II, lithium mining in Thacker Pass, and more news.
Washington DC..
Column: Awakening the Boundary Stones of Washington, D.C.
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Guest writer Rayna Templebee describes rituals held by the Pagan group Connect DC to reawaken the magick in the boundary stones of Washington, D.C.
Culture
Column: 11 Influential Pagans of Color – a Discussion
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Pagan Perspectives
There is something about a list in this culture: lists for best movies, most popular songs, best quotes of the year, best places to visit, most memorable books of the year. These are just a few of the many lists that are created in today’s culture every year. It is no wonder that the creation of lists are something that has also become a “thing” within the over-culture of Paganism as well. While we normally see the publication of these lists at the end of the calendar year, 2018 brought us a list early, starting conversations before the shifting of seasons begins. Everyone has been talking about the most recent list published on the Patheos Pagan blog Raise the Horns.
Paganism
Column: The Crafting of a Life
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[Guest voices are a key part of The Wild Hunt’s mission. Today we welcome Katrina Messenger. Katrina is a certified archetypal and dream pattern analyst. As a Wiccan mystic, she works extensively with mythology, dreams, ritual and trance as a means of self exploration, self healing and self evolution. She believes that any attempt to change the external world must be paired with the inner work of a personal spiritual practice. If you enjoy her work and reading other guest writings, consider donating to The Wild Hunt, and when you do let us know if about other voices you’d like to see here.]
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