Full Wolf Moon 2019 – Deciphering Blood On The Winter Moon
byThe January Full Wolf Moon in 2019 will be quite the sight to see, and very powerful. As the moon rises on the 21st,…
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.
Cold Moon Ritual – Illuminating the Winter Night, December, 2018
byThe thirteenth and final full moon of 2018 occurs on Saturday December 22nd, just one day after the Winter Solstice. The solstice is December…
Yule 2018 – Celebrating Togetherness
byCelebrating Yule 2018. As far back as anyone can find records of, humans have celebrated the Winter Solstice and the birth/renewal cycle of life. …
Full Beaver Moon – A Thanksgiving Night Treat in 2018
byNovember’s full Moon is called the Beaver Moon and the name can be traced back to Native Americans. The Algonquin tribe and many colonial…
Samhain 2018 – Ancestors, Fire, and the Great Circle of Life and Death
bySamhain (/ˈsɑːwɪn, ˈsaʊɪn/; Irish: [ˈsˠəuɪnʲ]; [sah-win]) is the most important of the four great fire festivals and marks the traditional end to the harvest season; ushering in…
Full Hunter’s Moon – October, 2018 – Putting the Community First
byThe Hunter’s Moon or Blood Moon is traditionally used to describe the full moon in October, but not always. Once every four years, it…
Full Harvest Moon – September, 2018 – Wisdom Found in the Falling Leaves
byThe Harvest Moon has always been surrounded with a bit a romanticism and myth because it appears somewhat larger generally than other full moons…
Full Sturgeon Moon – August, 2018
byThe full Sturgeon Moon gets it’s name from Native American tribes located in the vicinity of the Great Lakes. August was a time when…
Full Buck Moon – July, 2018 – Total Lunar Eclipse
byOn the night of the Full Moon (July 27), there will be a total lunar eclipse, but sadly this eclipse won’t be visible from…
Lammas 2018 – Celebrating the Grain
byOn August 1st, we celebrate Lammas; the first of the three great annual harvest festivals. The word Lammas originates from two Old English words…