I Think I See Spring!
Imbolc begins each year at sundown February 1 and ends at sundown February 2. It marks the halfway point between winter and spring and symbolizes new beginnings and change. Because it still falls on the … Read More
Category: Pagan Holidays
Santa Claus – The Spirit of Christmas
Santa is Real!
As a kid, many of us believe in Santa Claus. Then as we get older, we learn that this is just another illusion created by adults to protect us from some of the harsher realities of life. … Read More
Lughnasadh – The Harvest has Arrived
And we say it Loo- Nah-Sa!
Lughnasadh is a fire festival that celebrates the first harvest of the year. Traditionally celebrated on August 1st, it marks the halfway point between the Summer Solstice and the Fall Equinox. Some … Read More
Yule Trees: History & Traditions
Hey Christmas, We Want Our Tree Back!
It might surprise you to know that Christmas trees were originally a Pagan tradition. During Yule (the Winter Solstice) each tree was picked with care, and decorated with all of the things … Read More
Winter Solstice Celebrations
Out of the Darkness and into the Light
Many people across the globe participate in Yule or Winter Solstice celebrations. Personally I much prefer it to any other holidays during the season. It’s typically celebrated around December 21st each … Read More
Celebrating the Fall Equinox: 5 Fun & Easy Activities
The Perfect Balance of Darkness and Light
We are getting ready to celebrate the Fall Equinox (or Mabon) on September 23 this year. It is the last harvest of the year and it signifies the start of fall and the … Read More
Mabon Magick: A Ritual for the Season
The Second Harvest
The fall equinox, or Mabon, arrives this year on September 22. This pagan holiday signifies the changing of seasons. It marks for us the ending of summer and the beginning of fall. On this day the hours … Read More
The Fall Equinox: Creating Balance
Learn to achieve a harmonious flow
This year on Friday the 22nd of September, we have the opportunity to celebrate the Fall Equinox, or Mabon. This Sabbat marks the start of fall in the Wheel of the Year calendar. … Read More
Summer Solstice Celebrations – 5 Easy & Fun Rituals
Welcome to the Summer Solstice
The Summer Solstice this year is on June 21st, and will mark the first day of summer. The Solstice or Litha is the longest day of the year, and has the shortest night, so make … Read More
5 Fun Ways to Celebrate Beltane!
The Beginning of Summer
At sundown on April 30th until the end of sundown on May 1st we celebrate Beltane, our second biggest fire festival. This festival marks the beginning of summer as well as a time for us … Read More