Tarot, with its rich symbolism and intuitive whispers, invites us to step gently into this new year, not just as a tool for divination but as a sacred companion for spiritual self-care.

Orange Shirt Day reminds us that remembrance is not passive—it is active. As a pagan community, we can embrace the lessons of this day.

September 11th—9/11—is one of those days where the collective heart feels heavier. In 2001, coordinated terrorist attacks on the United...

Beltane is a festival of life-force, fertility, and sacred union,not just between lovers, but between intention and action, community and...

What does it mean to celebrate Ostara versus Easter? Why do these traditions overlap in symbols yet diverge in meaning?

Valentine’s Day offers us a chance to reconnect with love’s sacred energy, whether through honoring mythology, or ...

Imbolc derives from the Gaelic word "Imbolg," meaning “in the belly” a reference to the lambing season and the fertility of the earth

A practicing pagan can celebrate Mabon by focusing on the themes of gratitude, balance, and harvest in a way that resonates with their soul

Discover the spiritual benefits of pagan life coaching for veterans, especially during potentially triggering events like the 4th of July.

By working with a life coach, you can deepen your connection to the Summer Solstice and other seasonal rituals.

🕯️Altars: Sacred Spaces of Connection 🕯️ What is an Altar? An altar is a sacred space, a portal between the physical and spiritual...

Contrary to the oversimplified story of Pilgrims and Native Americans, Mabon promotes a more profound comprehension of the earth's cycles

Blessed Samhain, Happy Halloween, and a Happy New Year to all. As pagans, we dedicate this holy day to celebrate the culmination of the...

As the vibrant hues of summer fade into the warm, golden embrace of autumn, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment in the wheel of the...

Lughnasadh: The Pagan Festival of the First Harvest Lughnasadh is a festival marking the beginning of the harvest season. The word...