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A 7,000-year-old figurine may hold secrets about ancient rituals on the Italian Peninsula

By The Wild Hunt | May 31, 2023

A newly-discovered “unique” and enigmatic figure may open a new chapter in understanding the the human history of the Italian Peninsula.

Arts & Culture

The Queen of Roads seeks UNESCO recognition

By Manny Moreno | January 22, 2023

Italy has made an application to UNESCO to designate the Appian Way, the road that connected Rome to its empire, as a World Heritage Site.

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Pietas builds a new temple to Apollo in Italy

By Manny Moreno | October 9, 2022

Pietas, the Religio Romana organization, has built a new temple to Apollo in Taranto, Italy.

Paganism

Spotlight on Traditions: An evening with Pietas – Comunità Gentile

By Manny Moreno | October 10, 2021

TWH visits the Pietas Community’s Temple to Jupiter in Rome and interviews the Religio Romana organization’s leader and pontifex maximus, Giuseppe Barbera Hermes Helios.

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Despite lockdowns, Rome celebrates its 2774th birthday

By Manny Moreno | April 24, 2021

This week marked the 2774th birthday of the city of Rome, which celebrated in its own ways despite the pandemic.

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Deck: Robin Wood Tarot, by Robin Wood, published by Llewellyn Publications.

Card: Ten (10) of Cups

This week may offer some welcome respite from the stress and woes of the past few weeks. Sharing a bit of joy, peace, and love within familial bonds and groups is likely to figure prominently. Even in situations that have been contentious—especially those involving family—the potential exists for harmony, though it may only be temporary. There is also likely to be a tad more abundance, as well as opportunities for accessing those components involved in achieving a healthy level of contentment.

Conversely, disappointment and sadness are particularly when the expectations of the actions and behavior of others are set too high. Realistic expectations are one way to avoid this. Feeling disrespected, ignored, or taken advantage of could lead to self-isolation and amplify those feelings. Dissatisfaction within relationships has the probability of creating an insurmountable gulf of disharmony if common ground cannot be found with new terms negotiated.

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