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Monthly Archives: March 2013
World Water Day
This is a little late, but I just learned about World Water Day, an event observed on March 22nd since its 1993 inception after a United Nations General Assembly. This year’s theme is water and food security. Learn more at…
Read MoreThe HPedia: Myth
This entry is from the HPedia: An encyclopedia of key concepts in Naturalistic Paganism. In HP, myth generally refers to historical traditions of stories that have come down to us from specific cultures, and which involve pantheons of gods and…
Read MoreSpring Equinox: Ostara / Mabon
In the Northern Hemisphere, the Vernal Equinox is celebrated as Ostara (also spelled Eostar, Eostre, or Eastre), deriving from the name of a Germanic goddess to whom the month of the same name was holy. It is the same word…
Read MoreMagic services: Taking money out of the equation, by Drew Jacob
She sat on my couch and wept. Not because her husband left. Because he wanted the kid. “He abuses him. He abuses both of us,” she said between sips of pekoe. “Now he’s going to take my son.” I didn’t…
Read MoreUpcoming work
New feature! Check out the HPedia: An encyclopedia of key concepts in Naturalistic Paganism. In order to promote this new resource, select articles will be published as posts each Thursday. Your comments and critiques are needed. It takes a community…
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Pagan Coming Out Day – May 2nd
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