Pagan seasons

Planning to celebrate the seasons and honor Mother Earth with the Wheel of the Year? Learn more about the history and significance of the eight pagan holidays.

Pagan holidays and ancient traditions, bring meaning to our annual calendars. Each celebration connects us to Nature's cycles and rhythms.

Update: Get the 2025 Wiccan & Pagan Holiday Calendar! 📅 Between Sabbats, Esbats, Moon phases, and other sacred days for ancestors and deities, keeping up with the pagan Wheel of the Year can be overwhelming. There are a multitude of deities and pantheons, and some faiths have multiple holidays for each. Hopefully, this comprehensive list...

The Sabbats (Sabbots,Sabats..) are eight festivals throughout the year which are celebrated by Wiccans, Pagans and some witches. The Sabbats are cyclical and are more or less evenly spaced througho…

Discover meaningful Wiccan rituals to celebrate each turning of the seasons with our guide to the Wheel of the Year. This journey invites you to honor the elements and cycles of nature through unique seasonal celebrations. Engage in Wiccan festivals with rituals aimed at reconnecting with your surroundings, promoting harmony, and fostering a deeper understanding of life's rhythms. Remember, it's all about immersing yourself in tradition and nurturing spirit, making each moment a chance to…

The use of candles as a symbol of light and intention during the Winter Solstice can be a powerful way to connect with the spirit of the Yuletide season. Remember, this ritual can be adapted to suit your preferences and beliefs. Yule is a pagan holiday deeply rooted in Winter traditions and the rhythms of Nature. In this article, I’ll explore Yule’s history, meaning, correspondences, and how to celebrate the Yuletide season!

We’ve all seen Pinterest pins and grimoire pages with herbal correspondences for the witchs’ sabbats or zodiac signs, and The Witch Of Lupine Hollow is here to explain WHY. If you’…

Seasonal living supports us in many practical ways throughout daily life. Connecting to nature seasonally can also support us from a spiritual perspective. Rooted in ancient sacred paganism and the modern Wiccan tradition, The Wheel of the Year offers a sacred calendar and rituals that align with nature.

Happy Monday! The wheel of the year is turning to Litha in the pagan calendar 🥰 The dates are normally between 19th - 22nd June. You may also know this date by another name midsummer or the summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere. We are at the longest day and shortest night. Our Southern Hemisphere friends are experiencing Yule with the longest night and shortest day. These illustrations are my Wheel of the Year collection, it is available on my Etsy in a variety of wallpapers and…