2021-01-01T15:01:32-06:00

I wish I could show you a bright and happy future for the coming year, but I cannot. Still, The Wheel of Fortune, The High Priestess, and The Magician tell us there will be opportunities if we will see them, and if we will act. Read more

2020-12-18T13:05:33-06:00

The Top 10 posts of 2020 on Under the Ancient Oaks: a guide to cursing, beginning witches and Pagans, dealing with the pandemic, and the Morrigan – who always seems to make an appearance on this list. Plus the “Next 5” – the top posts of the second half of the year. Read more

2020-12-18T09:04:31-06:00

While I’ve come to accept that sometimes the Pagan community just doesn’t care about something as much as I do, there are times when I find myself screaming “this is important! Why are you not reading this?!” Read more

2020-12-21T09:03:50-06:00

It’s always good to look back on the significant events and trends of a year, even a dumpster fire year like 2020. These are eight important things that happened in the wider Pagan community this year. Read more

2020-12-13T10:33:14-06:00

Denton CUUPS provided the Sunday Service for the Denton UU Fellowship this morning. I provided part of the reflection. Read more

2020-12-13T10:23:51-06:00

Good liturgy should be a living thing. This is how my Pagan ritual liturgy has evolved over the years. Read more

2020-12-11T14:39:55-06:00

What do we know about the Gods, and how should we respond to Them? Read more

2020-12-13T10:35:33-06:00

The Under the Ancient Oaks Online Winter Solstice Ritual will be Friday, December 18 at 8:00 PM CST on YouTube. Read more

2020-12-10T08:07:39-06:00

Joe Biden will become the oldest person to ever be President. Nancy Pelosi is 80. Mitch McConnell is 78. And they’re hardly unique. I want to look at the dichotomy between ordinary people with a desire for early retirement and politicians who never want to retire. Read more

2020-12-08T06:09:44-06:00

Paganism is orthopraxic and not orthodoxic – it’s more important to do the right things than to believe the right things. But there’s a place for belief in Paganism, even if it isn’t at the center of our religion(s). Read more


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