Paganism
Opinion: The World Tree and the State of Affairs
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We, the people, are down here under the massive roots of the World Tree. In this vision, we are not at the center of creation. We are not even at the center of attention.
Paganism
Column: “Articles of Faith” – American Heathenry and Cultural Appropriation
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Karl E.H. Seigfried examines the claim by American Heathens that use of Norse symbols by white supremacists constitutes “cultural appropriation” through speaking with numerous scholars and practitioners.
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Column: Reading the Tarot with the World Tree
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Alan D.D. begins working with a tarot method based on the symbol of the tree of worlds.
Paganism
Columna: Leyendo el tarot con el árbol de los mundos
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Alan D.D. elabora una lectura de tarot basada en el concepto del árbol de los mundos.
Paganism
Column: The Nature of Us and the Outdoorsy Radicalness of Being There
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Among my favorite places to visit is the Fakahatchee Strand in South Florida. About an hour west of Miami, the Fak (as we call it) is a narrow swamp forest about five miles wide and about 20 miles long. The shallow swamp sits beneath soaring royal palms, bald cypress trees and tropical hardwoods while its near-crystal waters slowly drain southward into the Ten Thousand Islands region of Southwest Florida. The Fak is home to the Florida panther, alligators, river otters, fox squirrels, Everglades minks, native bromeliads, as well as the fantastically rare Ghost Orchid that was highlighted in Susan Orlean’s novel, The Orchid Thief and its ensuing film, Adaptation. It is primordial.