September 20/21, 2015 In the Celtic lands Ostara also known as the Spring Equinox was celebrated as the return of the Goddess after her winter hibernation. This is the time when the crone or wise woman is transformed once again into the maiden. At the same time the God source reborn at Yule has now…
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February 1st – Lammas The Festival of Bread and the Harvest
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June 21st – Northern Hemisphere – Summer Solstice known as Litha
The Summer Solstice is the most powerful day of the year for the Sun God. Celebrations begin at sunset the night before and continue through the next day. In ancient times, the Summer Solstice was a fire-festival of great importance when the burning of balefires ritually strengthened the sun. The Egyptian calendar started at the…
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September 1st/2nd – Full Moon Meditation Dedicated to Honu
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