Paganism
Resilience aka Celebration of Life
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Clio Ajana shares insights on the turning of the Wheel from light to dark, and its energetic connections to resilience and independence.
climate change
Column: Hail Winter
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott opines on his belief in the importance of being cold.
Paganism
Column: The Fall Equinox and the Lives We Lead
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Columnist Karl E.H. Seigfried reflects on the meaning of the autumn equinox for Heathens living in the cities, and considers a way to honor the turning of the seasons beyond romantic dreams of the past.
Editorial
Column: Soup for the Land Wights
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Pagan Perspectives
Today’s column comes from your humble Weekend Editor, Eric O. Scott. Eric was raised by witches. He has a PhD in creative nonfiction writing from the University of Missouri and has written for The Wild Hunt since 2012. The Wild Hunt always welcomes submissions for our weekend section. Please send queries to eric@wildhunt.org.
Paganism
Column: This Thing all Things Devours
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I live in a place unchallenged by winter. We move between cycles of wet and dry with occasional mild cool weather that flickers through in just a few days. Those of us raised in the tropics understand the trial of winter, but rarely the daily onslaught of cloudy and relentlessly cold days that become shorter through the nearly the end of the calendar year.