Paganism
NOAA predicts busy Atlantic hurricane season as La Niña sticks around
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The impacts of La Niña sticking around is likely to cause a continued increase in the number of hurricanes for the 2022 season according to forecasters.
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Column: Keeping Time
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In an essay filled with the blooming imagery of her garden, Sheri Barker considers time and how we move thorugh it.
Paganism
Column: Waiting in Plain Sight
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Clio Ajana considers the relationship between waiting, grieving, and recovery in this meditation on winter’s end.
Paganism
Column: Heartland – Scenes from the Flood
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This year’s Heartland Pagan Festival, held over Memorial Day weekend in McClouth, Kansas, faced severe weather, including extensive thunderstorms and tornado warnings. Although there were some difficulties, including damage to Gaea Retreat’s roads, a sudden squall that threatened to damage the festival’s PA speakers and audio equipment, and the inability of several speakers to attend due to travel hazards, the incredible efforts of the festival staff allowed Heartland to continue successfully. 1. At the far end of First Field, all that is is mud. Every footfall sinks an inch or two into the muck.