The Economics of Sovereignty: Why Modern Pagans Are Rethinking Every Dollar They Spend

By The Wild Hunt Newsroom Published: September 22, 2026 Main Facts: Conscious Consumerism as Spiritual Resistance In an era defined by sharpening political polarization and open hostility toward earth-centered spiritualities, a growing movement within the modern Pagan and Wiccan communities is calling for a radical reevaluation of everyday spending. Led by prominent religious freedom advocates…

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Nostalgia, Magic, and the Owens Women: Pagans Review Practical Magic 2

By The Wild Hunt Newsroom Published: September 29, 2026 Nearly three decades after the Owens sisters first brought midnight margaritas, domestic witchcraft, and a delightfully chaotic resurrection spell to the silver screen, the legacy of Practical Magic has officially expanded. With the theatrical release of Practical Magic 2, Hollywood has once again thrust witches, generational…

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The Magic of Invented Devotion: How Zilpha Keatley Snyder’s The Egypt Game Cultivated a Generation of Pagans

By Meg Elison Published August 23, 2026 Main Facts Children are innate theologians. Long before they are introduced to systematic dogmas, sacred texts, or institutional hierarchies, young people naturally invent rituals, craft ceremonial vestments, assign cosmic value to everyday objects, and establish spaces for communal worship. This innate capacity for spiritual construction sits at the…

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Pagans Observe the Feast of Diana as Folk Horror Classic The Wicker Man Prepares to Welcome Its Final Spiritual Successor

August 13, 2026 By The Wild Hunt Newsroom Main Facts In this week’s comprehensive sweep of Pagan Community Notes, modern practitioners around the globe marked the traditional August 13 feast day of Diana, the ancient Roman goddess of the hunt, the moon, and wild spaces. Centered historically upon the sacred crater lake of Nemi, Italy,…

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Celebrating the Wheel of the Year: Pagans Worldwide Observe Lughnasadh, Lammas, and Imbolc

GLOBAL — As the Earth completes another quarter turn along its ancient path, modern Pagan communities across the globe have gathered to mark the shifting seasons. In the northern hemisphere, this weekend ushers in the festival of Lughnasadh—also widely known as Lammas—representing the first of three pivotal harvest celebrations on the modern Wheel of the…

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