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About Rhyd Wildermuth

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An intractable tea-swilling leftist-punk bard, Rhyd Wildermuth has left bits of his heart(h) everywhere—in a satyr’s den in Berlin, hanging from an elder tree over a holy well in Bretagne, scattered in back alleys of Seattle, and lost somewhere in the bottom of his rucksack. He’s devoted to Welsh gods, breathes words, makes candles, plays recorder, fumbles with tech, and refuses ever to learn to drive. He also writes at paganarch.com.

All Posts by Rhyd

Dionysos in a Paving Stone, Brighid in the...

When we go to festivals and spiritual retreats in nature, what are... read more


A Light That Never Goes Out...

I became a Pagan 18 years ago on Easter Sunday, and I've... read more


Disenchantment, Enclosure, And 'The Burning Times'

Capitalism is responsible for our ancestral trauma, our alienation from the land,... read more


Some Walk Away

What do you do when you discover that the happiness, success, and... read more


What We Built From Ruins, Part Four

The fourth and final installment in a fiction series exploring what Paganism... read more


What We Built From Ruins, Part Three

A Druid tells the story of what Paganism becomes, 50 years on.... read more


What We Built From Ruins (Part Two)

As the oil ran out and the waters got poisoned, what kind... read more



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