Samhain (pronounced sow-en); The veil between the worlds thins on this night. We feast with the ancestors, honoring the dead and celebrating the mysteries of darkness. It's a perfect time for divination and shadow work, facing the parts of ourselves we keep hidden.
Yule; The darkest night gives birth to the returning sun. We gather around the Yule log, a beacon of warmth and light pushing back the shadows. It's a time for setting intentions for the coming year and for spells focused on protection and prosperity.
Imbolc (pronounced im-bulk); The earth stirs beneath the blanket of snow. We celebrate Brigid, the fire goddess, and the quickening pulse of life returning. It's a time for purification rituals, fertility magic, and brewing protective charms.
Ostara (pronounced oh-star-ah); Spring bursts forth, day and night balanced under the Equinox sun. We celebrate the earth's awakening, planting seeds for new beginnings. It's a perfect time for fertility spells, love rituals, and manifesting your desires.
Beltane (pronounced bel-tayn); Fires blaze bright as we celebrate the peak of spring's fertility. We dance with the Fae folk, honoring the wild abundance of the earth. It's a time for love magic and strengthening bonds with loved ones.
Midsummer; The longest day, bathed in the sun's golden rays. We honor the sun's power at its peak, a time of growth and abundance. It's perfect for spells focused on success, vitality, and banishing negativity.
Lughnasadh (pronounced loo-na-sa): The first harvest bounty fills our baskets. We give thanks for the earth's generosity, celebrating the fruits of our labor. It's a time for prosperity spells, bread magic, and expressing gratitude.
Mabon (pronounced may-bon): The day and night reach balance once more, the harvest moon hangs heavy. We celebrate the second harvest and prepare for the coming winter. It's a time for grounding, balance, & banishing rituals, divination and honoring the lessons learned throughout the year.