Celebrate Yule by searching within
Between the 20th and 25th (normally 20., 21. or 22.) of December the Wheel of the Year turns ones more. This time it is time to celebrate the return of the sun on the winter solstice with the pagan sabbat called Yule. This is the shortest and darkest day of the year. One version of neo-pagan lore explain the “return”, or “victory” of the sun, as a neverending battle between the Holly King (representing winter) and Oak King (representing summer). During the winter solstice, the Oak King wins and with his victory the sun returns and will keep growing in strength everyday until the summer solstice when the Holly King…
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Mabon – Celebrating the Autumn Equinox
Mabon – Celebrating the Autumn Equinox
Hail and welcome witches! Lets talk about the magickal eight sabbats that many of us pagans (witches, wiccans, druids and so forth) celebrate. In this article series you can read about the eight different holy days that we love and cherish. These eight holy days follow the natural rhythm of Mother Nature. And reminds us that we also are a part of her. What is Mabon? Mabon is the second Harvest Festival on the Wheel of the year. In the Northern Hemisphere it is celebrated between the 20th and 23rd of September. This is the time when we gather the last of the veggies and fruits from the fields. The…
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Create your own power space
Make a magickal altar to heal, focus and fuel your soul. Do you have sacred space in your home where you can charge your batteries and just be? I do not mean in front of the telly or your computer, but simply a space where you can sit and charge your batteries? If not, then I highly recommend that you try this out. It does not need to be super witchy and “woo-woo” (that’s just the way I like it). You can have your own personal power space which really fuels your soul and needs. This can simply be a chair or space where you can retreat to focus your…
