Living
It All Began in Love
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In springtide full of violence and discontent, Erick DuPree offers a meditation on Starhawk’s tale of the Star Goddess and her invocation of universal, echoing love.
Paganism
Column: Wait a Little While
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Clio Ajana describes her experiences at the 2022 Paganicon festival.
Paganism
Column: Restoring the Soul – Love, Laughter, and Abundance
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Clio Ajana celebrates Brunalia, the sabbat some traditions know as Imbolc or Candlemas, a time of year for refreshing the soul and renewing one’s sense of spiritual purpose.
Pagan Community Notes
Pagan Community Notes: Conjure Gala, Tuatha Dea, #GivingTuesday, and more
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News
Breaking bread as ritual to heal rifts
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WOLVERHAMPTON, England –The political fight over whether the United Kingdom should remain part of the European Union or not was bruising to people on both sides, a situation which has been echoed in other world events such as last year’s presidential election in the United States. One British Quaker has found what she feels is an important reminder of the common ancestry humans share, and she’d like Witches and other Pagans to join her in expressing that bond: the power of bread. Rachel Arnold “discovered Paganism and the power of Witches,” she recalls, “while recovering from a traumatic experience in the Remain campaign.” It was during that healing process that she hit upon bread as a common thread for all humanity, and began to express that understanding through painting and poetry. From there she decided that breaking bread should be a movement, one in which people share that common history in spontaneous gatherings.