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May 2019

May 30, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: We Are 3 Pagans and a Cat

It has occurred to me, when looking back on the posts I've written for The...

May 25, 2019

Druid in the City: Subtle Spirituality

Here in Seoul secular and religious activities overlap. In the Jogyesa temple this morning, even...

May 21, 2019

The Spiral Turns: Keeping the Festival Promise

The sky was bright, and the fields of glowing green seemed to swallow me up...

May 20, 2019

Irish-American Witchcraft: Medb Isn’t Mab and Other Truths

A funny thing about language is that there's really only so many sounds and -...

May 18, 2019

Pan-Celtic Hoofbeats: Manannán mac Lir – Book Review

It will soon be Midsummer, the time of year when many Celtic Polytheists honour Manannán...

May 17, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: Wildcrafting Your Yard

Wildcrafting is harvesting from plants in their natural or wild habitats to be used for...

May 16, 2019

Spooky in the South: The Hypocrisy of Religious Freedom in America

Being Pagan means believing in freedom and diversity. Our ancestors were persecuted, forcibly converted, and...

May 15, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: Green Witchcraft – Embracing Nature’s Rhythm

The plants I nurture are my allies in life and magickal workings. They are both...

May 08, 2019

Pergamum Unfurled: “The Symbols and Magick of Tarot”

The author demonstrates his understanding of tarot history, which is quite important in the study...

May 06, 2019

Irish-American Witchcraft: Circle Casting – Water and Walking

I've never done well with practices I've been expected to do by rote without a...

May 05, 2019

Druid in the City: What You Watch; What You Think

Consider this before you watch that next video or scroll through your news feed: ask...

May 04, 2019

Reflections in Nature: The Disconnect Between Source and Plate

Not everyone is in a position to able to garden, hunt or raise their own...

May 04, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: Let Me Tell You A Story

Stories help people see the bigger picture. Through narrative, improvisation, or a little bit of...

May 03, 2019

Of Light & Shadow: Creating a Sacred Space for Anubis

You’ve gotten messages from Anubis. You’ve begun leaving offerings in honor of him. Perhaps you’ve...

April 2019

April 29, 2019

Reflections in Nature: Spring Musings

As a witch and a pagan, it is important for me to help where I...

April 29, 2019

Phoenix Rising: When Your Shadow Comes Calling . . .

The things we have traditionally been taught about light and dark in our society are...

April 27, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: Ode Speaks on Monsters, Monstrousness, and Love

Love does not tame monsters, or if it tames some, it does not tame all....

April 24, 2019

Of Light & Shadow: Beginning Emotional Healing with Anubis

When facing Anubis, you need to be prepared for the truth, however painful it might...

April 17, 2019

Druid in the City: Sneezing Through Meditation, or How I Keep Trying

I can lose myself in my sewing, or music and interrupt negative thought patterns or...

April 17, 2019

Grace Notes: Compassion Fatigue

If you can identify meaning in something, even something terrible, it becomes less stressful. Often...

April 16, 2019

Phosphoros’ Illuminations: The Pagan Pitfalls of Dualistic Thinking

The truth is things are rarely simple, particularly when we're dealing with spirituality, and double...

April 16, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: She Has Not Fallen

Bitterness is easy. Compassion is hard. It is harder still when the spirit to which...

April 12, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: A Witch’s Travel Kit

I have come to believe having a “Magickal Go-Bag” or even a mini “Witch Kit”...

April 11, 2019

Pergamum Unfurled: “A Mystic Guide to Cleansing and Clearing”

For those who are seeking to fill in gaps in their historic practices which have...

April 11, 2019

Between Two Worlds: Cancer, Death, Re-Birth and Hekate

Am I afraid of death? No. When I physically leave this incarnation, I will have...

April 10, 2019

Hearth of Hellenism: Are You Waiting For An Invitation?

In polytheism, Gods receive cultic observance whenever it is ritually required. Sure, you can focus...

April 03, 2019

The Corner Crone: Spellwork and Ethics

We Witches are powerful, and it is so easy to believe that because we are...

March 2019

March 30, 2019

Parenting the Divine: Pagan-ish Books for Springtime Storytime

As Pagans raising children, we want to read books that reinforce our family values and...

March 29, 2019

Pan-Celtic Hoofbeats: Don’t Expect Me Not to Care

To truly seek the good of horses, or a horse, is to let go of...

March 28, 2019

3 Pagans & A Cat: Ode’s Story of Love and Gods (and teeth)

This is a story that I tell myself, in a hundred variations, because there is...