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“Five Ways to Play on Spring Equinox” by Anna Walther
What’s blooming where you live? How do you celebrate both the balance and the ebullience of Spring?
Read MoreVernal Equinox Music Mix by Bart Everson
Our own Bart Everson has put together a great playlist of equinox-themed music. Enjoy!
Read MoreHow do you measure the start of spring?
For more information, check out this article at The Washington Post.
Read More[Starstuff, Contemplating] “New Life on the Spring Equinox (Ostara)!” by Heather (and Jon) Cleland-Host
We grasp these first signs of Spring with excitement and joy, but it does not compare to the joy of our Ancestors. The return of Spring was the end of the death in winter, the return of life. It was hope. The signs of the return of Spring and the fertility of the Earth were of great importance. It is why they persist to the modern day:
Read More[A Pedagogy of Gaia] “Of Fathers and Daughters and Numbers and Stars” by Bart Everson
As a committed feminist and as a father of a young girl, I see Hypatia as an inspiring figure, a role model of sorts. True, we’ve come a long way since 5th century. And yet I’m aware that gender equity is hardly a done deal. The gains of recent history, such as they are, might be easily undone without continued vigilance, and moreover there are still plenty of serious challenges that must be confronted.
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Pagan Coming Out Day – May 2nd
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