Celebrating Ostara, Easter and the Spring Equinox
It's easy to think of Ostara as just another word for Easter. But there's so much more to it than that! Ostara is a time for rebirth and renewal—for celebrating...
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Imbolc: Celebrating the First Signs of Spring
Imbolc is one of eight major pagan festivals on the Wheel of the Year. Imbolc is celebrated on or around February 2nd, often beginning at sundown on February 1st. Imbolc...
Joyous Pagan Holidays: A History and Introduction to Yule
Whatever your religious background, Winter Solstice offers a perfect opportunity to get together with family and reflect on the year that has gone and the year to come. If you want...
Samhain with Rory Lula McMahan
Though we call it Halloween in our modern world, the sacred celebration of Samhain stretches back through time. Rory Lula McMahan explores the mysteries and traditions of this beautiful sabbat with...
Mabon: The Autumn Equinox
A how-to celebrate guide, plus six ways to honor it with Founder of The Grey Witches, Kate Carrasco.
How to Celebrate Lammas: The Festival of The New Harvest
Author: Patty Tomsky Many of us are so divorced from the turn of the seasons, we barely understand the meaning of the word “harvest” anymore. But gardeners know: even if...
Beltane Festivities to Celebrate Spring
Beltane is a Seasonal Celebration, also known as May Day, that celebrates the boisterous energy at the height of Spring. Beltane is a Cross-Quarter holiday on the Celtic Wheel of...
What is Ostara and Ways to Celebrate It
After Imbolc, the next Pagan sabbat on the Wheel of the Year is Ostara. The third of the 8 sabbats, Ostara occurs at the spring equinox. This sabbat, named for the Germanic goddess Ēostre (yow-str), celebrates...
7 of the Best Books on Pagan and Tarot Practices
Whether you’re new to tarot or you’ve been reading tarot for years, you know there’s always opportunity for growth in your practice. While there’s no right or wrong way to...
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