The discovery of a large longhouse in Norway could provide more insight for Pagans of Norse traditions; and climate change a possible factor in the Norse abandoning Greenland around the end of the 15th century.

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In this week's Pagan Community Notes, Pagans remember Thich Nhat Hanh, Announcements, two positively Noteworthy stories. and more news.

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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott reviews the new film by Joel Coen, "The Tragedy of Macbeth," adapted from Shakespeare's play.

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Storm Faerywolf examines the concept of passion and its many effects in Witchcraft and Pagan practice.

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Alan D.D. reviews the new Disney Villains Tarot Deck and Guidebook, written by Minerva Siegel and illustrated by Ellie Goldwine, from Insight Editions.

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Alan D.D. reviews the new Disney Villains Tarot Deck and Guidebook, written by Minerva Siegel and illustrated by Ellie Goldwine, from Insight Editions.

Continue reading Crítica: Adivinando el Futuro como un Villano de Disney at The Wild Hunt.

The 18th annual Conference on Current Pagan Studies took place this weekend with an excellent mix of presentations.

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New research examining the herbal folk remedy of the African buttercup offers hope in treating malaria.

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TWH – Today marks the annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day (MLK) as a federal holiday. While MLK Day was formally signed into law in 1983 as a federal holiday, it was not actually observed until 1986. Some states were slow to adopt and recognize it as a state holiday, with New Hampshire being the last to do so when it replaced its “Civil Rights Day” with MLK Day in 1999 and observed it as such in 2000.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of January 17, 2022 at The Wild Hunt.

A collection of 28 Cambodian artifacts, including what may be a famous statue of Ganesha, are returning home after being surrendered by Netscape founder James H. Clark.

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"When I got some energy back, I sat down to tend my altars. The small chores of cleaning, sorting, and reorganizing took all of my attention. As I worked, I couldn’t shake the feeling that the tattoo had changed something, had somehow shown that I was serious enough to have some credit." Luke Babb writes on the lessons and absences that made up their December holidays in 2021.

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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott looks at a small news item surrounding a coal-fired power plant in Labadie, Missouri, and argues for why Pagans should pay attention to these local-scale stories about the environment.

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New provisional proposals for reform of the law governing weddings may affect Pagan handfastings.

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Two recent excavations shed some light on Minoan and Mycenean cultures.

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Th recent surge in cases of the Covid-19 variant, Omicron creates new challenges for Pagan in NYC.

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In this week's Pagan Community Notes: "Nazi Druid" goes on trial, US DoD releases extremism guidelines, Vandals destroy petroglyph, Dogs may be the first nonhuman to detect language, and more news.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of January 10, 2022 at The Wild Hunt.

New research takes a turn and finds what archeologists suggest is the famous lost Temple of Hercules.

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Clio Ajana greets the first month of the year as a time to take a pause and recalibrate, enjoying the gifts of Janus.

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Lyonel Perabo explores his own lack of experience of a numinous or supernatural aspect to Paganism, and raises the question of Paganism, and religion in general, as being based within human need and experience rather than the divine.

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New research sheds more light on ancient Egyptian mummification rituals and practices.

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