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In Cyprus, George Constantinou, a priest of the Hellenic Ethnic Religion at the Supreme Council of Ethnic Hellenes, revived ancient traditions by constructing the world’s first licensed modern temple dedicated…
The Antikythera Mechanism, initially dismissed as shipwreck debris, is now celebrated as an ancient analog computer. Recent studies challenge its function, suggesting it measured a lunar, not solar, year. Continue…
My “For You Page,” or FYP, on TikTok had recommended a filter that generates a tarot card featuring the sunglasses-wearing mascot for Cheetos snacks, Chester Cheetah. I smashed the filter…
But of all the Witchy items I’ve acquired over the years, the go bag is by far the most useful. Like all my favorite tools, it seems frivolous and self-aggrandizing…
“Pagan nonsense, celebrating the feast of Lughnasadh. This is the month of August. The feast of our lady’s assumption into heaven.” Meg Elison returns with a review of the 1998…
Attorney swears juror oath on a river, Congratulations Bryce and Cherry Hill Seminary!, Happy International Cat Day, Pagan events and more. Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of August 8,…
After years of controversy and a UNESCO warning about “permanent, irreversible harm,” the Stonehenge tunnel project, first approved in November 2020, has been canceled by the UK’s newly-elected Labour government.…
The Pagan community in Manchester, New Hampshire became concerned over the death of a cat named Sgt. Tibbs and asked TWH to investigate. Continue reading The mystery of Sgt. Tibbs…
The Chinese Internet Security Department (CISD) announced detaining an “Internet celebrity” for practicing witchcraft, marking possibly the first prosecution under China’s revised penal code against “cults.” Continue reading Detention of…
It’s always a fraught moment when somebody recognizes my necklace, which I realize is strange – the point of wearing a Thor’s Hammer is to publicly identify oneself as a…