March is the month when the natural world transitions from winter to spring. As green witches, we can cultivate relationships with the unique energies of the month of March as we’re healing through the Wheel of the Year. In this post, we’ll explore how we can do that. The Month of March Now’s the […]
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The Wheel of the Year is a sacred way to connect with the natural rhythms of Mother Earth. When you align yourself to these rhythms, it becomes a beautiful way to move through the world with intention and mindfulness. In my own healing and spiritual journeys, I’ve used this sacred path as a way to
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Samhain is one of the most significant points on the Wheel of the Year. Themes associated with it include honoring the ancestors, birth, death and rebirth, divination, letting of what’s not serving us and transformation. Samhain marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the dark months of the year. We celebrate
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The Wheel of the Year has turned around to September, bringing us to the second harvest festival of the year known as Mabon or Fall Equinox. This sabbat is celebrated around September 21 in the Northern Hemisphere (and about March 20 in the Southern Hemisphere). Mabon/Fall Equinox The fall season is full of gifts for
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As we move into the month of August, we come to the first harvest festival of Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh. This point on the wheel of the year marks the beginning of the harvest season. As green witches, we honor the abundance of the land during this summer growing season and give thanks for
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The Wheel of the Year has turned around to the summer solstice. As green witches, we’re celebrating the power of light, solar energy, and the sun at full strength. The seeds of spring are planted and now that we’re in this summer season of growth, solstice is a time for celebrating all of life. The
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Beltane is celebrated on May 1 by witches and pagans around the world to honor nature. This day marks the beginning of summer, making it a time to celebrate new beginnings, the fertility of the earth, and all of the natural world. For the green witch, it’s an opportunity to connect with nature in a
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I love simple. That includes simple celebrations like these 6 simple ways to celebrate the Spring Equinox. The Wheel of the Year has turned around to the Spring Equinox (also called Ostara). This is a celebration rooted in pagan tradition that marks the arrival of spring. It usually falls on March 20 or 21
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Imbolc arrives to greet us after a long winter of rest and reflection. Nature beckons us to begin waking up alongside Mother Earth and her beings. In February, the first signs of spring begin to be visible to us. The thawing of the snow and ice, the migrations of geese, and that feeling the air
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Celebrating Samhain has many meanings and many traditions. Drawing from cultures and beliefs from around the world this day goes by many names, including Halloween, All Hallow’s Eve, Samhain and others. There’s even multiple pronunciations for these names too. (Click here to get your free one page Samhain Guide for your Book of Shadows.) According
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