Featured
Column: Flooded Roots
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott ponders the fate of the Big Oak Tree in Columbia, Missouri, in a year of floods and a time of climate change.
Editorial
Editorial: Women’s health and reproductive rights are Pagan rights
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News Editor Star Bustamonte on why Pagans should fight back against restrictive abortion access laws such as those recently passed in Georgia, Ohio, Missouri, and Kentucky.
alienation
Column: The Waterfall’s Song
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott reflects on his recent grief and the role of magick and nature in finding consolation.
Paganism
Proposed Missouri Bill Could Leave Religious Minorities Open to Harassment
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Missouri HB 728 could negatively impact religious minorities and set a precedence that other states may follow.
Paganism
Column: Green Space, Wild Space
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There is a place just south of the town where I live that I go to be wild. I go there to wander trails made of dirt and rock, to duck my head down under low stone curtains and into caves, to stand on bluffs and look down at ravines the depth of which could kill me with a false step. I love this place, because although I have not yet learned all of its paths – indeed, I only started going there this year – I recognize its form, its logic. I have been going to places like this since my boyhood, always in response to the same urge to nature. We call this place Rock Bridge State Park, one of dozens in the Missouri state parks system.