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A newly announced conference in Spain will examine Europe’s oldest witchcraft law and its impact on women’s history and persecution. Continue reading New Conference dedicated to the oldest witchcraft law…
The Pagans of the Baltic region appear to have acquired horses for ritual offerings sometimes at great expense and sea travel from Scandinavian Christian neighbors. Continue reading Pagan Balts imported…
Happy World Bee Day! The UN designated May 20 to remind everyone of the importance of pollinators worldwide and our dependence on them. Continue reading Bless the pollinators! Happy World…
Siobhan Ball introduces readers to the magical lore that surrounds mint and pennyroyal, a family of herbs associated with the goddesses and gods of the underworld, and offers up a…
My dad used to say he meditated by painting. I say I meditate by writing, but it’s not only that. I write to find a connection with something higher, bigger…
Lauren Parker reviews the new Tarot for You and Me guidebook and deck by Gary D’Andre and Jess Vosseteig, available at the end of the month from Simon Element. Continue…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Christian backlash over Bambie Thug’s Eurovision performance, Faun releases new video, events, and more updates. Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of May 16,…
The National Museum of the American Indian celebrates its 20th anniversary of opening its doors on the National Mall at its annual Folklife Festival this summer. Continue reading at The…
Police in a small town in Upstate New York have filed charges against a 51-year-old woman following allegations that she utilized Witchcraft on an official. Continue reading Witchcraft and creepy…
Now owned by English Heritage, the Thornborough Henges are a complex of three large Neolithic henge monuments located in North Yorkshire, England, dating back to between 3500 and 2500 BCE.…