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“Water Wars:” UNESCO report highlights “vampiric” global water use

By The Wild Hunt | March 22, 2023

The 2023 UN Water Report outlines the dire future with limited water access, with water scarcity becoming endemic, underlining the urgency for global cooperation to ensure safe access to water for everyone.

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Ukraine fights to protect its cultural heritage

By Manny Moreno | March 24, 2022

Ukrainians have sprung into action to safekeep and preserve their cultural heritage housed in the many museums and other institutions from the predations of war.

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Uncovering the Past: Poverty Point, Native American Monumental Complex

By Sean McShee | October 14, 2021

New research at Poverty Point shows more advanced political and social structures than previously thought.

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Pagan Community Notes: TST’s Devil’s Advocate Scholarship, increases in “witch-hunts,” damage to Irish tombs, and more!

By The Wild Hunt | July 27, 2020

Pagan Community Notes: The Satanic Temple offers student scholarships, Updates on “witch” hunt activity, non-Indigenous healers accus of profiting from ceremonies, and more!

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Hagia Sophia, a mosque again, has a pagan connection at its core

By Manny Moreno | July 21, 2020

TWH covers the recent decision by the Turkish government to convert the Hagia Sophia back into a mosque – and the surprising pagan elements in the building’s construction.

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Card: The Fool – Soul

This week, there is likely to be energy that encourages trusting instincts and exploring ideas that are initially sparked by curiosity. There is also the potential for major pushback on preconceived ideas that have their roots in compliance and maintaining a status quo that serves only a privileged few. Additionally, a desire for something new and better, even if it seems impossible to obtain, could be a driving force for change.

Conversely, while taking a more simplistic approach backed by child-like wonder can seem like a renewal, it is unlikely to produce the desired results and be received as irresponsible. Decisions and plans with too great a risk and that place the well-being of others in jeopardy will undoubtedly be perceived as reckless, will be unsupported, and very likely strenuously opposed.

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