Avowed Witch Hunters To Hold Harvard Conference

The Daily Kos is reporting that evangelical witch-hunters will be among the participants at the Social Transformation Conference at Harvard April 1-2. From the Social Transformation website: Historically, many of our great social transformers had their sense of purpose and passion undergirded by their Christian faith. Several of our Ivy League universities (such as Harvard, [...]

Another 30 Days of Advocacy Against Witch-hunts

I blogged last year about the South African Pagan Rights Alliance and its campaign “30 Days of Advocacy Against Witch-hunts.” I DO NOT want to write about it again this year. I do not want to write about elderly women in Ghana banished to isolated witch-camps. I DO NOT want to read a report that [...]

Life After WCBU

The Blog Peoria migration appears to be a success. (Sigh of relief!) I’ve been feeling media deprived this last week. I am still trying to adjust to the loss of my classical music on WCBU. It’s been begging week on WTVP, and I wholeheartedly loathe Les Miz, Celtic Woman, any number/nationality of tenors, Suze Orman, [...]

Happy Ostara!

It’s finally here: Ostara, the first day of Spring! It’s time to find balance in my life.

Toward a Pagan Critical Theory

I’m afraid Scott Schulz at The Juggler: Arts, Culture, and Pop Culture from a Pagan Perspective has unwittingly popped the cork and released my inner genii. In a March 1st post “Toward a Pagan Critical Theory: Introduction” he asked the question: “A thought that I have been gnawing at like at bone ever since we [...]

The Friday Video: Dance & Dingolay

For my Goddess Hathor: Long before I was accept that the Gods were real and still with us, I could see and hear Goddess energy rising on the dance floor. Denise Belfon brings the exurberance of Mardi Gras in Trinidad. “Move your waistline, move your waistline!/Move your waistline and wine!” According to uCaribbean.com’s Caribbean Travel [...]

When God Was a Woman, International Women’s Day

Last week the Pagan community and those who embraced the Women’s Spirituality Movement were saddened to hear of the passing of sculptor and art historian Merlin Stone. She was the author of the ground-breaking book When God Was a Woman (1976). On the Facebook page “Requiem for Merlin Stone”. Zsuzsanna Budapest spoke for all of [...]

The Friday Video: Over the Moon

Every time I watch Rent, I’m surprised by its Pagan sensibility. This evening, in honor of my beloved Cow Goddess Hathor– my Matron Deity–I bring you “Over the Moon.” Idina Menzel, who plays performance artist Maureen in Rent, also endeared herself to Pagans when she played the witch Elphaba in Wicked.