Columbiana gives a lesson in tolerance while preparing for their annual Witch Walk
Critics didn’t want a Witch Walk in the quintessentially American town of Columbiana, Ohio. The town pushed back and shared a lesson in tolerance and minding your own business. Continue…
“Water cult” temple may re-write Indigenous history in South America
In Peru’s Virú Valley, the remains of pre-Incan water cult may rewrite human history in the region while also highlighting the critical importance of water for our survival and the…
Florida Man wants South Dakota to mandate prayer
A Florida resident has petitioned South Dakota to mandate a prayer in public schools, reminding children that they are under the judgment of the Abrahamic God. Continue reading Florida Man…
To be a Witch is to be the Subject of Rumor: “The Blair Witch Project” at 25
Twenty-five years later, my favorite thing about The Blair Witch Project is that the Witch does bite. The magic is secret and nobody talks too much. The horror is implacable,…
Lo que Baphoboo me enseñó
La brujería es algo serio, pero también divertido. La brujería es, puede y debería ser ambas cosas. Para mí, la brujería se trata de libertad, entonces estar restringido a ser…
What Baphoboo Taught Me
it’s important to have some fun. Witchcraft is serious, but it is also fun. Witchcraft is and can and should be both. For me, Witchcraft is about freedom, so being…
Finding Light as Summer Fades
As summer draws to a close, there’s a quiet, almost melancholic shift in the air. The golden days of warmth, laughter, and endless sunlight are slowly fading. With each shorter…
Pagan Community Notes: Week of August 22, 2024
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Everglades Moon Local Council responds to a Florida proposal to develop state parks, Southern California hosts divination events with Orion Foxwood and Morgana Raventree,…
Pagans React to Recent Stonehenge News
We share a recap of the recent events and findings at Stonehenge, as well as Pagan reactions to new research suggesting that the Altar Stone originates in Scotland. Continue reading…
Bible stories added to Texas K-12 curriculum: Education Commissioner says teachers can violate church and state separation
Texas Education Commissioner reportedly confirms that teachers may violate First Amendment’s Establishment Clause and add Bible stories Christian-centric content as part of their lessons. Continue reading Bible stories added to…