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The New Year is a time to reflect on joy, hope, and tradition

By Clio Ajana | January 6, 2024

January is a time for blessings, for joy, and for considering and perhaps resetting our ethical stances.

Living

Pagan Community Notes: Week of December 26, 2023

By The Wild Hunt | December 28, 2023

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, we celebrate Kwanzaa and share forthcoming events as well as record and share Pagan responses to The Atlantic magazine’s publication of an anti-Pagan article by Rabbi David Wolpe.

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of December 26, 2022

By The Wild Hunt | December 26, 2022

In this week’s Pagan community Notes, Kwanzaa begins, Benin bronzes in Germany returned to Nigeria, a tarot card reader is sued by a professor for allegations of involvement in Idaho murders, and more news and announcements.

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of December 27, 2021

By The Wild Hunt | December 27, 2021

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Happy Kwanzaa! A new documentary about Heartland Pagan Festival, an update on Scottish Parliament’s exoneration of witches, and more news!

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Opinion: Entering 2021, A Year of Change

By Clio Ajana | January 2, 2021

Clio Ajana examines the numerological underpinnings of the new year.

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Deck: We’Moon Tarot, by Musawa, published by Mother Tongue Ink.

Card: One(1) of Earth – All One – Artwork, Mother Nature at the Age of Three by Robin Waters (1993)

The week ahead is likely to focus on being comfortable in one’s own body and on renewed recognition of the spiritual connection to nature, the environment, and the planet. This renewal is equally likely to help fuel the start of new endeavors and open the way to greater prosperity with new opportunities in abundance. There may also be an element of reconnecting with one’s inner child, especially when an effort is made to “touch grass” and spend time reveling in nature.

In contrast, there is a potential to place greater value on appearance, social status, technology, and material possessions over emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual health and well-being. Becoming fixated on acquiring wealth and elevating one’s social status is unlikely to ameliorate unhealthy behavior and feelings that are rooted in imbalance within the body, mind, or spirit. It may also lead to missing important signals within personal and professional relationships that could undermine future success.

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