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The recent removal and subsequent reinstatement of a Mother and Child statue at Glastonbury’s Chalice Well, due to its association with controversial artist Eric Gill, sparked a significant outcry from…
Archeologist report finding a remarkably well-preserved statue of Hermes inside a Roman sewer in the southwestern Bulgaria. Continue reading Statue of Hermes found in a Roman sewer during excavation at…
Concern about Project 2025 is widespread; the hype is that it is a playbook for undermining our freedoms and suppressing dissent. For the folks looking ahead to a long editorial…
How many speak, work, argue, and have the courage to live fully here because of the promises given in the Constitution? The answer is many. However, we forget that for…
Exhausted, sweaty, and painfully hungry, I take my back into the gravel road of what must be Sōdra Ugglarp. On the horizon a long earthen-colored brick building stands against the…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, SJ Tucker on tour and recovering well, hippos are flying, Happy Independence Day and Happy Canada Day and more news and events. Continue reading…
The indigenous religions of the Mediterranean gathered in Athens, Greece, for the Mediterraneum 2024 conference. Greek correspondent Elyse Welles spoke with Elena Petri, the High Priestess of the Supreme Council…
Dark Star Magick in Portland was attacked last week, and their Pride Month celebration display with Pagan books was burned. No one was injured. Police are investigating. Continue reading Pagan…
Tajikistan has expanded penalties for witchcraft practices, including hefty fines and potential imprisonment, reflecting the country’s strict control over religious and societal norms. Continue reading Tajikistan increases penalties for witchcraft…
Sometimes, the Mead of Poetry works indirectly. An old rock ‘n’ roll song is stuck on repeat in my head, spinning unceasingly between my ears. Actually, it’s not even an…