Morgan Daimler has a new book on the Queens of Fairy. It includes a biography of six Queens from folklore, a discussion of Fairy Queens from literature and pop culture, and guide for meeting the Queens and working with and for them. Highly recommended. Read more
Regardless of why, the Gods occasionally employ humans as oracles to deliver messages for Them. What do you do when you have to give someone a message from a God? Read more
What’s even more frustrating than a bad ritual is a good ritual that’s “just one thing” away from being a great ritual. Usually the main event is very good. But the leaders put all their efforts into the main working and neglected to build a complete ritual around it. Read more
The end of Pantheacon is the end of an era in the modern Pagan movement. Or perhaps, it’s the official notice that an era ended a few years ago. The future of Pagan conventions is more, smaller, local and regional gatherings. And that’s a good thing. Read more
Lately I’ve seen some Pagans saying they don’t believe in real Gods. It is neither my place nor my intent to tell these people they’re wrong – “right belief” is not of utmost importance. But it is my place to offer a differing viewpoint. Read more
This is the story of Denton CUUPS’ Spiral Labyrinth ritual, its inspiration, and our plans for another Spiral Labyrinth this year. Also how to build your own spiral labyrinth, if you’re up to it. Read more
Paganism in its broadest sense offers the ability for you to participate in the circle or circles that call to you. Is this where you belong, or are you a vegan and this is a pig roast? The zucchini and hummus circle is down the street. Read more
If you need a house cleansing, you can probably do it yourself. This is some of the most straightforward magic there is. Plus nobody knows your house as well as you do, and nobody is more invested in getting it good and clean. Read more
Ah, October! When pumpkin spice is everywhere, the temperatures finally get cooler here in Texas, and the movies on TV get tons better. Here are 13 classic horror films I’m going to watch this month. Read more
The idea of conservatives calling any concern for the Earth “paganism” is nothing new. But the latest screed from The Federalist is so over the top it inadvertently tells the truth: people are leaving conservative Christianity because it no longer speaks to them, and they’re instinctively finding Nature, the Gods, and magic. Read more
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