Paganism
Column: Like Rain on the Mountain
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Karl E.H. Seigfried reflects on the last 14 months and, with the help of classic Heathen poetry, looks forward to the world we need to build.
Paganism
Column: Following the Wanderer
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What does it mean to be wise? Is it better to be only “middling-wise,” or to accept the trouble of deeper wisdom? Karl Seigfried investigates passages from the Hávamál and ponders what they mean for those who seek to be wise.
Paganism
Column: Knee-Work
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Luke Babb considers the strain that comes from kneeling for so long – and how that strain is reflected in every aspect of our present moment.
apocalypse
Column: The Ashes of the Old
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As wildfires rage across the western United States, Eric O. Scott ponders the role of prayer, magick, and circular time in finding a way out of this current destructive stage of the world.
Paganism
Opinion: A Ragnarök of One’s Own
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Karl E.H. Seigfried considers fanaticism, critical thinking, and over-identification in modern political thought through the lens of Stravinsky’s experience of seeing Wagner’s “Parzifal” a century ago.