Karl E.H. Seigfried travels through American landscape and American history, and considers how Heathen values reflect and intersect with both. Continue reading American Myths at The Wild Hunt. Related Posts:Dravidian Arc: Reframing Ancient India’s…Channeled Explanations About ‘God’ — Kevin Ryerson’s…Monthly astrology horoscopes November 2025Navigating Faith and Values in Relationships:…The Secret History of Polymarket – Part…
Belanger reflects on public mourning, the shrines we build, and what Pagans may understand about honoring a life that touched millions and left “a palpable impact upon the state of our world going forward.” Continue reading Our Nameless Grief: Mourning Dolly at The Wild Hunt. Related Posts:Channeled Explanations About ‘God’ — Kevin Ryerson’s…Categorized List of…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Fall 2026 is shaping up as a season of the witch on screen, Ardantane offers a course in Pagan leadership, Star’s Tarot of the Week, and corgis… yes, corgis. Did we say corgis? Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of August 27, 2026 at The Wild Hunt. Related Posts:The…
Archaeologists investigating a 6,500-year-old sanctuary in the Czech Republic have identified entrances aligned with solar and lunar cycles, revealing a monumental ritual landscape that predates Stonehenge by more than a thousand years. Continue reading A Thousand Years Before Stonehenge: Ancient Czech Sanctuary Tracked Sun and Moon at The Wild Hunt. Related Posts:Before Karahan Tepe: The…
A new study reports high rates of likely AI-generated books in religious publishing, with Witchcraft among the most affected categories, amplifying concerns from Pagan authos and leaders about artificial intelligence, creativity, accuracy, spiritual practice, and relationships with the sacred. Continue reading Study Reports AI-Generated Books Flood Witchcraft and Religious Publishing at The Wild Hunt. Related…
Five of the Most Impressive War Machine Artifacts Ever Recovered The battlefields of history were not just sites of warfare; they represented the creativity of our military engineers as they invented deadly machines to demolish city walls, sink enemy ships and seize control of the battleground. Ancient texts document the existence of many of these…
The Ghost of Columbus and the Impossible Geometry of the Piri Reis Map In 1929, while renovating the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul, a theologian discovered a fragment of gazelle skin that would rewrite the history of cartography. This was the Piri Reis map, a world chart compiled in 1513 by the Ottoman admiral and cartographer Piri…
Date of discovery: Aug 29, 2026 Location of discovery: Nellis AFB, Nevada, USA Date of photo: June 25, 1065 NASA photo: https://images.nasa.gov/details/EC68-1982 Guys, I’m not sure why I was looking through this index, but I am sure I was looking for anomalies that were overlooked by NASA editors who airbrush things out. I found a…
In most rom-coms, a romantic gesture looks like running through an airport to make one last declaration of love, or writing a yearning letter every day for a year. In Adults, it looks like saying “cunt” on every man-on-the-street interview show you can find. SEE ALSO: ‘Adults’ assembles the Avengers of man-on-the-street creators The gesture…
Nowadays on Broadway, you’ve got to have a gimmick. It’s not enough to be beloved or even acclaimed. Just look at Cats: The Jellicle Ball, a bodacious revival that re-imagined Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Broadway smash as a ballroom runway, bringing the audience into the experience and onto the stage. Critics cheered, audiences clacked their fans…
