Rooted in the Storm: Why Pagan Paths Matter More Than Ever
We are living in an age of rupture. In the midst of this instability, people are reaching—not for quick fixes, but for something enduring. Something rooted. For a growing number,…
Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 12, 2025
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Covenant of the Goddess represented at Papal General Audience in Rome, GAIA global leaders rally for an ambitious plastics treaty, Summer Magick Fest and…
As Protests Rage, House Republicans Advance Controversial Homeland Security Bill with Sweeping Religious Exemptions
As protests over immigration enforcement erupt in cities across the U.S., House Republicans push forward a sweeping Homeland Security funding bill that expands deportation powers, slashes oversight, and introduces a…
Editorial: Dr. Leo Igwe Confronts Witchcraft Myths and Facts with Reason and Clarity
Dr. Leo Igwe powerfully distinguishes between myth and modernity, affirming that today’s witches are nature-based spiritual practitioners—not agents of harm—and calls for an end to superstition-fueled violence across African communities.…
Modern Science Recreates the Famous Egyptian Blue
Researchers have recreated Egyptian blue, the world’s oldest synthetic pigment, revealing its ancient spiritual role and surprising modern applications—from art to forensics—while uncovering new insights into how it was originally…
Opinion: “Drain the Swamp” – The Devil card and the Emergence of Liberation
Seeing the actual picture, rather than self-deception, is the first step in learning the lesson of this particular tarot card. Continue reading Opinion: “Drain the Swamp” – The Devil card…
Reading the Kalevala
Elias Lönnrot, the folklorist, the traveler, the physician, the student, the ethnologist, the editor, and finally the rune singer, did birth one longer Kalevala, one which was as indebted to…
Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 5, 2025
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: The Wild Hunt experiences a cyber attack; archaeologists uncover a missing piece of a famous statue; World Oceans Day approaches; the House of Black…
Editorial: Group Pushes Christian Litmus Test for Judges, Targeting Religious and LGBTQ+ Rights
The American Family Association is advancing a strategy to reshape the federal judiciary by promoting judges who adhere to a strict Christian worldview—raising alarms among LGBTQ+, Pagan, and minority communities…
Light, Legacy, and Cybele: New Clues at the Kastas Tomb
A new study reveals the Kastas Tomb in Amphipolis was aligned with the winter solstice, linking it to ancient solar rituals and the cult of Cybele—suggesting it served as a…