Ostara 2022 – The Time of the Maiden Goddess
byIn 2022, Ostara falls on March 20th. Ostara is also the Spring or Vernal equinox; when night and day are equal. For on this…
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.
Full Snow Moon – February, 2022 – Creative Planning
byThe 2022 Full Snow Moon will peak at 9:59 AM, MST, on February 16th. This moon’s name originates with the Native Americans, who named…
Imbolc 2022 – Becoming One With the Elements
byThe celebration of Imbolc dates back to ancient times, and is one of the oldest celebrations known in the world. Simply put, it is…
Full Wolf Moon Ritual – January 2022 – Preparing Ourselves
byOn January 17th, the Full Wolf Moon (4:51 PM, MST) will reach its peak. Watch for moonrise from the Northeast. It will be cold…
Yule 2021 – Restoring Hope Across the Globe
byYule 2021 – Celebration Introduction Throughout history, the winter solstice has been a reason for great celebration. Even though it is the shortest day…
Samhain 2021 – Seeking Ancestral Wisdom
byThe Great Wheel has turned once again and we find ourselves at Samhain, the most significant of the four ancient fire festivals of our…
Hunter’s Moon 2021 – Looking Toward the Future
byThe last full moon before Samhain is upon us, Huzzah! The Hunter’s Moon will reach peak illumination at 8:57 A.M. MST on Wednesday, October…
Mabon 2021 – Celebrating the Second Harvest on the Fall Equinox
byIn 2021, Mabon falls on September 22, or the fall equinox as it’s known by in layman’s terms. This holiday has it’s origins dating…
Full Harvest Moon – Looking Forward Rather Than Behind
byThis year the Full Harvest Moon can be seen in the night sky just two days before Mabon, the fall equinox. On Monday, September…
Lammas 2021 – Honoring the Grain Ritual
byLammas falls on August 1st each year and is a celebration of the first of the three annual harvest festivals. Harvest time was one…