In this week's Pagan Community Notes, Aquarian Tabernacle Church Launches Affordable Housing Initiative, a blood moon is coming with the rising Corn Moon, and Star's Tarot of the Week. But wait, there's more! Faun releases a new song, Hungry Ghosts arrive this weekend! Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: September 4, 2025 đź‘» at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
As 2025 sets global heat records, Indigenous wisdom remains sidelined. New scholarship shows that Sámi and Aboriginal knowledge, rooted in generations of lived experience, still struggles to shape climate policy and land use decisions worldwide. Continue reading Listening to the Land: Indigenous Wisdom Still Struggles for Recognition at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
DHS plans to award $110 million in grants to strengthen security at faith-based institutions. FEMA confirmed all faiths and traditions are eligible for support if they demonstrate credible risk, ensuring equal protection for worshippers nationwide. Continue reading Noem Announces $110 million in Federal Grants for Security in Faith-Based Organization at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
Alex J. Coyne discusses the variety of new methods for Witches and Pagans to conduct rituals online, including live-streaming, virtual altars, and more, and considers the needs for safety and responsibility in virtual magickal spaces. Continue reading Are massively multiplayer online rituals the future of magick? at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
Sheri Barker takes a detour to visit Gettysburg, the site of the pivotal battle of the U.S. Civil War, and considers the effect of the conflict on the land, its guardian spirits, and the state of the nation today. Continue reading The Sights and Sounds of History at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
Karl E.H. Seigfried reflects on his 15 years of running the popular Norse Mythology Facebook Page and offers advice to new Heathens, including why you shouldn't advertise your faith like a brand and why you should start making interlibrary loans. Continue reading Friendly Advice for Beginning Heathens at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: honoring our pets on Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day, hundreds of votives confirm a temple of Demeter, a fearsome hypercarnivore named for Sobek, and Star’s Tarot for the week. Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: August 28, 2025 at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
A federal judge struck down Minnesota’s ban on faith-based colleges in a dual-credit program, ruling it unconstitutional to exclude schools requiring faith statements. The decision restores access for thousands of students seeking education in religious settings. Continue reading Judge Strikes Down MN Ban on Faith Statements in College Access Program at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
A federal judge blocked Texas’ Ten Commandments law for 11 districts, but Attorney General Ken Paxton vowed schools must comply elsewhere, setting up a high-stakes clash over religious freedom and church–state separation. Continue reading Texas Ten Commandments Law Halted by Federal Judge- AG Paxton Defies Ruling at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
A newly discovered mineral, Amaterasuite, has been found in Japan’s national stone, jadeitite. Named for the sun goddess Amaterasu, it reflects both groundbreaking science and deep cultural ties to Shinto spirituality and Japanese heritage. Continue reading A New Mineral Discovered in Japan’s National Stone Named for Amaterasu at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
Witchcraft & Pagan News - When the QVC hellhole that is Tiktok catches me with a mini Zoltar ("He Speaks!") available for purchase, I add it to my cart. After I check out, Tiktok informs me they have cut the price, trying to sell me another one. Everything is a huckster in this story. | Living, Paganism, Perspectives, Politics, Witchcraft| The Wild Hunt
Witchcraft & Pagan News - Elias Lönnrot, the folklorist, the traveler, the physician, the student, the ethnologist, the editor, and finally the rune singer, did birth one longer Kalevala, one which was as indebted to his creative process as it was to ancient songs and lore. | Book Reviews, Culture, Paganism| The Wild Hunt
