As the days shorten and winter's chill takes hold, the ancient festival of Yule emerges as a comforting source of light and warmth. Yule, with roots in Norse and Scandinavian traditions, is a pagan winter solstice festival….
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As the and the days grow shorter and the crisp autumn breeze rustles through the colourful leaves, our thoughts turn to a time-honoured and magical celebration: Samhain. This ancient Celtic festival (pronounced "sow-in”), marks the transition between the light half of the year and the dark half of the year. Samhain, celebrated on the eve October 31st to the 1st of November, has evolved into what we now know as Halloween. In this blog post, we will explore the essence of Samhain, its history, rituals, activities, home decor, and ways to celebrate this enchanting festival.
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As the days grow shorter and the leaves begin to change, the earth quietly shifts from the vibrant energy of summer to the introspective embrace of autumn. In the wheel of the year, this transitional moment is marked by Mabon, a harvest festival that holds a special place in the hearts of those who cherish the changing seasons and the rhythms of nature….
Imbolc marks the beginning of spring. It is held around the 1st - 2nd February, at the half-way point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox….
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Read all about the Yule, the pagan celebration of the winter solstice and our list of easy way celebrate Yule…
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