The Wild Hunt\u2019s<\/em> ongoing status as an open, non-commercial, and daily enterprise is due to donations from hundreds of individual reader-supporters, and from the following Affiliate Organizations<\/strong> who have provided underwriting support of this site.<\/p>\n A Modern Druid blog is the thoughts, perspectives, and musings of an ADF Druid with Northern European heritage and pantheon to explore the studies and experiences of modern Druidry in action. As an active member of my Grove (Coast Oak) and local Pagan groups, my vision is to facilitate a sense of community and encourage the practice of our Craft in our daily lives with integrity and commitment. <\/p>\n www.amoderndruid.wordpress.com<\/a> | sddruids@yahoo.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n The Assembly of the Sacred Wheel is a Wiccan tradition based in the Mid-Atlantic region. The Assembly\u2019s practices and beliefs are syncretic and draw inspiration from Astrology, Qabala, the Western Magickal Tradition, and the folk religions of Europe. Keepers of the Holly Chalice, the founding coven of the Assembly began its life in February of 1984. The Assembly was incorporated in the state of Delaware in 1993 and was granted 501(c)(3) status by the IRS in 1995. The Assembly is also the sponsor of the New Alexandrian Library Project<\/a>.<\/p>\n www.sacredwheel.org<\/a> | sacredwheel@sacredwheel.org<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n The Brotherhood of the Phoenix is a neo-pagan order for Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender men who love men. We celebrate the Spirit of the Divine within and build community with men who seek positive transformation of self, community and the world. Together we work to weave the magick that changes lives.<\/p>\n www.brotherhoodofthephoenix.org\/<\/a> | Contact Information<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n Egregores is a blog about Paganism, history, philosophy, politics, and more. A major theme is the investigation of the connections between modern and ancient Paganism. Another important focus is the relationship between modern Paganism and other contemporary religious traditions such as African Traditional Religion, Hinduism, Buddhism<\/a>, Native American traditions, etc. A third subject that receives a lot of attention at Egregores is that of religious freedom in general, and the resistance of Paganism and other religious tradition to coercive Christianization and Islamization in particular.<\/p>\n egregores.blogspot.com<\/a> | cornelius.anatole@gmail.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n Our mission at the Ix Chel Wellness is to provide focused complementary and alternative medicine services. Our goal is to treat the whole individual on a mind, body, and spirit level through either our services or by providing outside referrals. We specialize in treating patients with conditions that affect the immune system and its functioning, such as HIV, Cancer, autoimmune disjunctions, and other related conditions. The services we currently offer include acupuncture and Reiki.<\/p>\n www.ixchelwellness.com<\/a> | adam@ixchelwellness.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n MCS is not an accredited academic institution, nor do we seek to be. We\u2019re a doctrinal 501c(3) non-profit, private foundation. We\u2019re a Wiccan religious organization founded on the precept of teaching traditions of celebration and fellowship. We offer a variety of services here at MCS; we host bi-monthly community interfaith rituals and perform rites of passage for our community such as Wiccanings, Handfastings, Last Rites, Funeral and Memorial services. Our volunteer chaplains visit state and federal correctional institutions to provide religious services and assist facilities with religious accommodations of minority faith inmates. We provide \u201cPagan 101\u201d orientation classes for correctional staff and introductory orientations for potential religious volunteers. We lecture at universities and conferences, and we host classes and workshops here in our community.<\/p>\n www.millcreekseminary.com<\/a> | josephnichter@yahoo.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n Solar Cross is building a non-profit religious organization dedicated to pan-magical practice, worship, education, research and outreach. It welcomes Heathens, Witches, Ceremonial Magickians, Mystics and other serious seekers. While its locus will be in the San Francisco Bay Area, the vision stretches far beyond via its ordination, elder care, prison ministry and other good things to come.<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.thorncoyle.com\/solarcross.html<\/a> | thorn@thorncoyle.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n Stone City is a Pagan retreat center located in the wild hills of California\u2019s Diablo Range, just outside the San Francisco Bay Area. Stone City is dedicated to creating sacred spaces for ritual, worship of Pagan deities, and community gatherings, and features California\u2019s first Pagan standing stone circle. Stone City does not serve a single tradition or subset of the community exclusively \u2013 its mission is to serve all Pagan and Heathen traditions as a place for gathering, worship and support.<\/p>\n www.thestonecity.org<\/a> | thestonecity@gmail.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n Teo Bishop\u2019s work centers on the meaning and enactment of ritual in personal and public ceremony, on the place of creativity and personal expression in Pagan traditions, and on the integration of mind (critical thinking) with heart (intuitive knowing). Teo\u2019s blog, Bishop In The Grove, is hosted on the Pagan Channel of Patheos.com, and is intended to create a space for inter\/intra-faith dialogue.<\/p>\n bit.ly\/BITGrove<\/a> | Contact Information<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n The Summerlands is one of the oldest online Celtic Pagan websites. It was established in 1997 as a community for people to explore Celtic spirituality and lifestyles. Over the years, it has evolved from an online forum into an information site for seekers to learn or to share what they have learned. The rise of social networks has made online interaction a more universal activity and face-to-face meetings and gatherings have increased in their openness and availability. With those changes in mind, we are currently revamping the structure of our site and look forward to the new directions that our future growth will take. We are particularly focused on all things Druidic and Celtic. A major consideration at the=is time is to host a Druidic Seminary online as well as to establish a Pagan publishing house for eBooks, Print of Demand (POD) books and hard bound, academic works for libraries and universities.<\/p>\n Your Summerlands webhost is Searles O\u2019Dubhain a follower of the Druid way.<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.summerlands.com<\/a> | searles@summerlands.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n Astrology and Tarot readings by Diotima Mantineia<\/p>\n www.uraniaswell.com<\/a> | Contact Information<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\n My public Craft name is Belinda. I am a Pagan\/Wiccan woman, delighted to have entered Cronehood. In the 70s-80s I attended the Pagan Way at Earthstar Temple in NY, under the tutelage of Herman Slater (1935-1992) and his first High Priestess, Lady Rhia. I welcomed formal initiation from Tamblyn and Datura (now deceased) of Oak Tree Clan, based out of Katwood Pagan Sanctuary in the south-east U.S. I am fiercely against bullying and domestic violence of any kind, and volunteer with a private FaceBook group (women only), which is rooted in Goddess awareness. We strive to correct imbalances caused by the harshness of patriarchy. I find joy in writing, and have a blog \u2013 http:\/\/wiccanwoman.wordpress.com\/ \u2013 where I hope you will visit me and offer encouragement.<\/p>\n wiccanwoman.wordpress.com<\/a> | tjc@the-christie-family.com<\/a><\/p>\n ___________________________________<\/p>\nA Modern Druid<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Assembly of the Sacred Wheel<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Brotherhood of the Phoenix<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Egregores<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Ix Chel Wellness, LLC<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Mill Creek Seminary<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Solar Cross<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Stone City Pagan Sanctuary<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Teo Bishop, Author of Bishop In The Grove<\/strong><\/h2>\n
The Summerlands, Inc.<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Urania\u2019s Well: Astrology for Changing Times<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Wiccanwoman<\/strong><\/h2>\n