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“What set tea apart, though, was its intimacy,” writes Erick DuPree. “Astrology required training and calculation; alchemy demanded secrecy, resources, and years of study. Tea-leaf reading needed only a pot,…
The Moon card forces the exploration of what we least like to face: the dark sides of ourselves. But the bright side of the Moon is that when we do…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: the delightfully odd Bumpy Snailfish is discovered, the ancient Roman Ludi are remembered, Memphis welcomes a new Hoodoo Museum, and the community mourns the…
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed today in Utah. A recent Jezebel article referencing the use of Witchcraft against Kirk appears to be gaining traction in some, prompting The Wild…
Fort Wayne metaphysical shop owner was assaulted in his store after being accused of Witchcraft. The assailant shouted “Kill all the witches,” and left the show owner with injuries, The…
The Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty met at the the Museum of the Bible this morning amid hymns, testimonies, and political rhetoric. President Trump cast Christianity as America’s core identity,…
“Like a lot of folk love divination, I don’t know where this came from,” writes Lauren Parker. “It’s nonsense, it’s silly, it’s probably not even accurate. And also every time…
Pagan and Wiccan communities in South Africa celebrate historic milestones as SAPRA gains tax-exempt status and ATC Africa is recognized as a legally registered church, marking major advances in religious…
Lyonel Perabo makes his pilgrimage to the 2025 Midgardsblot festival, partaking in a sweeping day filled with ritual, scholarship, and the heaviest metal to be found anywhere in Scandinavia. Continue…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Aquarian Tabernacle Church Launches Affordable Housing Initiative, a blood moon is coming with the rising Corn Moon, and Star’s Tarot of the Week. But…