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To those living in the Northern Hemisphere, I bid Samhain’s blessings to all who celebrate! We are now halfway through autumn, and we grow ever nearer toward the darkest days of the year. Our thoughts turn inward to ready us for rest and reflection. Today, I share with you not only the history of this sabbat, but how I observe and celebrate it on my own path as a Khthonic Wiccan (which you can read about here). History & Folklore From Old Norse ‘jól’ meaning ‘feast’, Yule (pronounced ‘yool’) is one of the eight sabbats of the Wiccan Wheel of the…
To those living in the Northern Hemisphere, I bid Mabon’s blessings to all who celebrate! We now welcome the autumn, the harvest season. As we move toward the darker half of the year, it is an opportunity for rest, reflection, and the culling of that which no longer serves us. Today, I share with you not only the history of this sabbat, but how I observe and celebrate it on my own path as a Khthonic Wiccan (which you can read about here). History & Folklore Named after the Welsh mythological figure whose name means ‘divine son’, Mabon (pronounced ‘mah-bahn’)…
To those living in the Northern Hemisphere, I bid Litha’s blessings to all who celebrate! We are now officially in summer, marked by the shortest night of the year. The is the highest energies will be prior to the cyclical journey inward which follows, so take advantage of it. Today, I share with you not only the history of this sabbat, but how I observe and celebrate it on my own path as a Khthonic Wiccan (which you can read about here). History & Folklore Coming from Old English ‘liþa’ (gentle or calm), Litha (pronounced ‘lith-uh’) is one of the…
To those living in the Northern Hemisphere, I bid Ostara’s blessings to all who celebrate! As we move into spring, we are reborn anew and overwhelmed by the energy of Divine Creation. It is time for us to plant the seeds we wish to see bear fruit over the year ahead, to get ourselves up and moving again after the stillness of winter. Today, I share with you not only the history of this sabbat, but how I observe and celebrate it on my own path as a Khthonic Wiccan (which you can read about here). History & Folklore Named…

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