Featured
Pagan Voices: Season of the Witch
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TWH shines the spotlight on some of the recent writings and musings found around the web that bring into sharp focus the unfolding season before us.
Featured
Pagan Community Notes: Canadian university removes Wiccan holidays from calendar, a trio of religious freedom conflicts, and more!
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Canadian university removes Wiccan holidays from their calendar, a trio of religious freedom conflicts, Aline O’Brien honored by Cherry Hill Seminary, and much more!
Paganism
PantheaCon announces 2020 will be final year
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PantheaCon announces that 2020 will be its final year after its 26-year run as one of the major Pagan events.
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Elizabeth Graham injured, Cherokee Nation pursues delegate in Congress, and more!
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Elizabeth Graham is reported stable after life-threatening injuries, the Cherokee Nation names a delegate to the US Congress, Buddhist temples destroyed, and more.
Latin America
The complexity of the Amazon fires
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TWH – For many Pagans, an ecological disaster occurs both materially and spiritually. Many Pagans understand the planet Earth as Creator and Creation and generally reject the idea that humans have dominion over nature. Brazil, in the tropics of the Southern Hemisphere, has different seasons from countries in the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Its nature spirits probably differ as well- and they are under threat with the clearing of the land, perhaps retreating, perhaps departing. The current fires demand attention to understand the social and political effects that are driving, what many feel, is a spiritual affront at a time of climate crisis.