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Religious and civilizational aspects of the war in Ukraine: a discussion with Adrian Ivakhiv

By Lyonel Perabo | March 13, 2022

TWH’s Lyonel Perabo speaks with Adrian Ivakhiv, professor of environmental and cultural studies at the University of Vermont, about the role of Paganism in both the Ukrainian and Russian nations since the end of the Soviet Union.

Paganism

Pagan responses to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine (Continuous Updates) 🌻

By Manny Moreno | March 12, 2022

Pagan, Heathen, Witch, and polytheist organizations and individuals have been releasing statements on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine. This is a current list of statements that will be continuously updated.

Paganism

Opinion: Scales of Justice in a Time of Trauma

By Clio Ajana | March 5, 2022

“Yet, when the world’s events, like the weather, paint a picture that appears to be without hope, I wonder where or how – or even when – Ma’at’s scales will balance.”

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Multi-faith service for Ukraine held at the U.N. church center

By Antonio Pagliarulo | March 5, 2022

Wiccan priestess and hundreds of faith leaders participate in Global Prayers for Ukraine at a Multi-faith Service for Peace.

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Occult practitioners prepare for global ritual to aid Ukraine

By Antonio Pagliarulo | March 1, 2022

A new global magical working designed to end Putin’s reign of terror and protect the Ukrainian people is set to take place tomorrow.

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Tarot of the Week

Deck: Zodiac Tarot,by Cecilia Lattari, artwork by Ana Chávez, published by U.S. Games Systems, Inc.

Card: Eight (8) of Cups – Saturn in Pisces, First Decan

This week is likely to place a focus on endings, and what comes next—new beginnings. In essence, the emotional expansion of Pisces energy collides with limits and time as imposed by Saturn. There is likely to be a strong drive towards abandoning situations that have become emotionally stagnant and are rooted in old or outmoded behaviors. What comes next is liable to have an element of the unknown and may feel like traversing into the wilderness.

In contrast, the temptation to continue on with anything that, on an emotional level, no longer supports wellbeing in hopes that things will somehow magically improve is unlikely to yield a positive outcome. Employing elements of escapism, while distracting, is less likely to improve the situation and only prolong the end of a cycle that is overdue in coming.

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