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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...
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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...
The Origins of Imbolc and How to Celebrate It
After the winter solstice has come and gone, the next Pagan sabbat on the Wheel of the Year is Imbolc. Of the 8 sabbats, Imbolc’s focus is significantly on the themes of fertility,...
The 8 Pagan Sabbats and How You Can Celebrate Them
Pagan rituals are at the heart of many popular holidays celebrated around the world today. Yule (Christmas), Ostara (Easter), and Samhain (Halloween) are the most well-known. But there are other celebrations throughout...
What is Yule and Ways to Celebrate It
Yule is a Pagan celebration of the Winter Solstice, which is the shortest day of the year (and the longest night). This year, Yule falls on December 21st. In her short story, “The Company...
Mark the Autumn Equinox with These Mabon Rituals
When you think of Autumn, you probably think of changing leaves and cozy sweaters in warm colors. You might also think of a special latte flavor that spurs a whole...
How to Celebrate Litha, The Summer Solstice
Author: Sarah Elizabeth Schantz Litha is the pagan celebration of the Summer Solstice. Litha is often referred to as “Midsummer.” Litha is pronounced “Li” as in the beginning sound of...
Beltane: What It is and 3 Ways to Celebrate It
Author: Sarah Elizabeth Schantz Like me, you may have grown up celebrating May Day, a derivative of the Celtic pagan holiday Beltane. I wasn’t raised to be the practicing witch...
