Harvesting Spirit and Stewardship: Contemporary Earth-Based Traditions Bridge Poetry, Preservation, and Mutual Aid

Main Facts In a poetic reflection on the shifting tides of the astronomical calendar, author and practitioner Mabh Savage published a evocative work in Pagan Pages e-magazine, examining the intersection of ancient seasonal observances, food security, and ecological stewardship. The piece, capturing the late-summer transition following the Solstice, serves as both a cultural document and…

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Rewriting Tradition in the Age of Ash: A High Priestess’s Call for Ecological Stewardship Amid Global Wildfires

ATHENS, GREECE — As the northern hemisphere reaches the zenith of summer heat, a profound shift is rippling through Earth-based spiritual communities. For centuries, the cross-quarter festival of Lammas (or Lughnasadh) and the astrological peak of Leo season have been honored with blazing bonfires—symbols of solar potency, transformation, and the first harvest. However, in an…

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Pagan Community Notes: Environmental Stewardship, Historic Milestones, and Regional Highlights

Published by The Wild Hunt August 6, 2026 Introduction: A Week of Community Milestones and Environmental Action In this week’s edition of Pagan Community Notes, The Wild Hunt explores a diverse array of developments across the modern Pagan, occult, and Earth-centered spiritual landscapes. From high-profile political responses by the Aquarian Tabernacle Church (ATC) and the…

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