Repressive governments understand the power of art. So do artists. What are your skills? Where is your passion? What is your vision? Share it with the rest of the world. Make good art. Read more
Repressive governments understand the power of art. So do artists. What are your skills? Where is your passion? What is your vision? Share it with the rest of the world. Make good art. Read more
It’s difficult to accept that the future you thought was coming – a future you wanted – isn’t coming at all. I don’t like this. But despair doesn’t help things get better, and it doesn’t help us deal with it. So it’s time to get moving. Read more
Some people say we should try to become the best versions of ourselves that we can be. Others say we’re just fine the way we are and we don’t need to change anything. I think they’re both right. Read more
Tyson Chase, who blogged as Salt City Pagan on the Patheos Agora blog, has left Paganism for Agnostic-Atheism. If that's where he belongs, I respect his decision and I’m genuinely happy for him. But I’ve examined the evidence and I’ve come to a very different conclusion. Read more
Do magic deeply enough for long enough and you’ll find there’s a price on the back end: change. Deep, costly change. But I can’t imagine doing anything else. Read more
Kristoffer Hughes’ new book on Cerridwen is a work of scholarship and a work of devotion, from the perspective of someone native to the land and language of Wales. Highly recommended. Read more
Announcing a new on-line class from Under the Ancient Oaks: “Introduction to Pagan Spiritual Practice – A Polytheist Approach.” Registration is open now; the class begins September 9 and will run for eleven weeks. Details are in Module 0 on the Courses page. Read more
My fellow Pagan writers and teachers aren’t my competitors, they’re my colleagues. When one of us does well, it improves the environment for all of us. Read more
How do we welcome those who expect to make their own guidelines? How do we balance the obligation to preserve our sacred traditions with the obligation to be hospitable to those who simply won’t tolerate being told what to believe or what to do? Read more
One of the big influences on occultist and rocket scientist Jack Parsons was a 1940 horror novel titled Darker Than You Think. If it was that inspiring to Parsons, I wondered if it would be inspiring to me. So I read it. Read more
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