Gaia: the goddess, the hypothesis, and the living Earth
A look at Gaia, the hypothesis and living Earth. How Lovelock’s science and Oberon Zell’s Pagan vision arose independently, and what each says about the Earth.
Writing on death, spirit, and the sacred
The Corpus Hermeticum: a living, listening cosmos
Explore the living cosmos of the Corpus Hermeticum, gnosis as transformation, and Isis as revealer, shaping ceremonial magic and the Western Mystery Tradition.
The beautiful and devastating nature we belong to
What does it mean to be part of nature when nature includes suffering, predation and death? A Pagan and animist reflection on belonging without romanticising.
Practical lessons from ancient Egypt for the modern Pagan
Explore ten practical lessons from ancient Egyptian religion for modern Pagan practice, from offerings and prayer to amulets, ancestors and ritual.
Exciting and provocative: ‘Witch Power’ by Emma Quilty
Emma Quilty’s Witch Power brings feminist theory, anthropology and lived witchcraft together in a sharp examination of power, politics and practice.
The beautiful and mysterious Red Hall of Bergama
Photos and reflections from the Red Hall in Bergama: an ancient Roman temple to Egyptian gods, its history, its mysteries, and my visit there to honour Isis.