Ostara 2024 – Celebrating Life
byIn 2024, Ostara, the long-awaited spring equinox, falls on March 19th. On this glorious day, all things will be in balance and the day…
Rites & Rituals
Pagan Sabbats and Full Moon Rituals can be found in the section. Our world has celebrated the Equinoxes, seasonal changes, and the sun throughout history and those elements have been ingrained into our practices.
Snow Moon Ritual for February, 2024 – Moving Forward
byThe Full Snow Moon will be at peak on Saturday, February 24th,2024 at 5:31 AM, (MST). When a full moon peak occurs very early…
Solo Ritual for the January, 2024 Full Wolf Moon
byWith Imbolc just a week away, most groups are unlikely to hold a group ritual to celebrate the Full Wolf Moon this year. What…
Imbolc 2024 – The Great Awakening
byImbolc (Imbolg), celebrated on February 1st, is one of the oldest celebrations in the world, rich in tradition, ceremony, and lore. From a laypersons…
Yule 2023 – Celebrating the Stillness of the Longest Night
byThe Winter Solstice marks the first day of winter in the northern hemisphere. On Thursday, December 21, 2023 at 8:27 pm (MST) we gather…
Ritual for November’s Full Beaver Moon – Cutting the Cord Ritual
byThe 2023 Full Beaver Moon peaks on Monday the 27th at (2:16 AM, MST) – During November, beaver pelts would be harvested since this…
Ritual for October’s Full Hunter’s Moon – A Night to Remember
byThe 2023 Hunter’s Moon will be at peak fullness at 2:24 PM, MST, on Saturday, October 28th, three days before Samhain. Like September’s full…
Mabon 2023 – When All Things Are In Balance
byThe Fall Equinox, known across the pagan world as Mabon, occurs on September 23rd this year. The point of equality and balance occurs at…
Blue Supermoon Ritual, August 2023 – The Glorious Energy
byThe blue supermoon of August 2023 will be the biggest, brightest, and closest full moon of the year. It will be at it’s peak…
Lughnasadh Ritual Under a Sturgeon Moon
byThe 1st of August will be without a doubt, one of the most magickal days of the year. We celebrate Lughnasadh, the first of…