Is Wicca a cult? Ask your minister, and he'll probably say yes. Ask a Wiccan and she'll certainly say no. Neither one will be lying. Read more
Is Wicca a cult? Ask your minister, and he'll probably say yes. Ask a Wiccan and she'll certainly say no. Neither one will be lying. Read more
Allow me to introduce to you to the legendary Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) and its distillation: Absinthe. Read more
Greetings, and welcome back to Wyrd Words. Keeping the Thor in Thursdays, every other week here on Agora! Some of you may have noticed that my blog was curiously silent for the past month. Believe it or not, the reason I didn’t get a single thing posted in February is because I’ve been working on everything I’m going to go into in this article. While the rest of the Pagan world was doing awesome things at Pantheacon, I was locked away... Read more
Life would be easier if I wasn't a follower of the Morrigan, that's for sure, but it would also be far less interesting, and I think less fulfilling. Read more
We look for stories that speak to important things in our lives. And here is a story about recovery, about disability, and about being holy, embedded in the nuances of a myth. Read more
True North on the compass that guides me is commitment to understanding and supporting the interconnectedness of all beings and all worlds Read more
I’d like to share a love story, between a young arbutus tree and me. Read more
Interested in worshipping, honoring, or learning from the giants of Norse Mythology? Though often controversial, some modern folks have built long-lasting, beneficial relationships with some of the Aesir's mortal enemies. Would you know more? Read more
There is no figure in modern Heathenry and related traditions that is as controversial as Loki. Many hate and fear him, many love him (and many of those still fear him) and many are adamantly, staunchly indifferent to him, a state of things that reflects well our many understandings of Loki Laufeyson. Read more
Reading the cards like the Devil is like cutting the moon in halves, and then burying the pieces at the crossroads. Read more
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