Pagan Dawn

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Pagan Dawn is a quarterly magazine covering polytheism, esoteric arts, history and the environment. It caters to all those who are interested in nature-based spirituality, philosophy and cultural history and features articles, reviews and research. Its coverage ranges from cutting edge academic thought to people profiles of activists and volunteers.

Originally a newsletter entitled “The Wiccan”, Pagan Dawn has published continually since 1968, making it the longest running esoteric periodical in the world. It was retitled in 1994 to reflect its expanded coverage of all Pagan paths, including Druidry, Shamanism, Heathenry and many more worldwide faiths.

Pagan Dawn is the official magazine of the Pagan Federation and reflects its aims in promoting a positive profile for Paganism and supporting all Pagans to ensure they have the same rights as the followers of other beliefs and religions.

Exclusive to the Pagan Dawn online edition is “We Emerge”, a history of the Pagan Federation, originally produced as a limited edition in the 1990s and features a reproduction of the very first “The Wiccan” newsletter and excerpts from the subsequent 15 years. More exclusive content will be added to each new issue of Pagan Dawn, in addition to “Green Pages”, the directory of national and international Pagan groups and meet-ups.

You can sample Issue 186 now for free and experience the rich mysteries of the Japanese Shinto Mythos, read about the growth of paganism amongst teenagers, learn of the art of healing, how to live in ecocabins and an interview with the rock band DC Fontana.

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The abundance of our summer is coming together for harvesting this Lammas, presenting us with the perfect time to appreciate and be thankful for all that our earth provides. In this issue of Pagan Dawn, nature takes centre stage in a range of articles discussing everything from animism and our garden spaces to being more eco-friendly and taking a break from consumerism. We look at our relationship with nature as well as diving into questions about our own pagan paths, discussing what paganism means to all of us and what it means to have our own chaplains. As the wheel of the year turns away from the light half of the year, we look at the importance of taking time for ourselves to heal and find our own healthy balance, as the nights begin to grow longer. Remembering that no matter how small we sometimes feel in this big world, our contributions matter to the collective care of our earth, ourselves and each other.

Sujets: Environment, Esoteric Arts, Polytheism, Religion

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