Paganism
Column: Dream Logic – On Narcolepsy and Paganism
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Guest columnist Bat Collazo explores the connections between dreams, disability, and the divine in this column about zir experiences with type one narcolepsy.
Paganism
The North American Taphophilia Tour of 2019
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As the season of Samhain opens before us, Manny Tejeda-Moreno takes readers on a virtual tour of some of his favorite cemeteries.
Pagan Community Notes
Pagan Community Notes: Sonoma Wildfires, Mexico City, Puerto Rico, and more
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News
Pagans support Black Flag Search and Rescue efforts in Puerto Rico
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PUERTO RICO –In the wake of Hurricane Maria laying waste to this and other U.S.-controlled Atlantic islands, the response from both the Red Cross and the federal government have been sharply criticized. Media coverage has also been blasted. In the wake of what has happened, several Pagan activists have set their sights on helping the people most in need. Among that number, a few have opted to support Black Flag Search and Rescue, a team of rescue workers who are “doing the work because no one else will,” in the words of Druid Casey McCarthy, who has been providing logistical support for those efforts. Originally called Black Flag Camp, McCarthy says that this is a group of indigenous people and allies who are intent on providing aid to those who tend to get it last.
Pagan Community Notes
Pagan Community Notes: Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, fall funding time, and more!
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LAS VEGAS – Hundreds of concertgoers and vacationers were sent running when a gunman opened fire into the crowds near the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Currently, there are at least 50 dead and more than 400 reported injuries, making it one of the worst shootings in modern U.S. history. Seyani, a Wiccan from Atlanta, was there with her boyfriend. She said, “We heard gunfire as we were walking to the Bellagio. Police showed up, and we were like, oh shiz.”