Midsummer, which is also known as the summer solstice or Litha, is the longest day and the shortest night of the year here in the northern hemisphere. This year it is going to take place on June 20th. Now, of course, depending on where you are in the northern hemisphere and your climate, it may not exactly be the middle of summer for you as far as climate goes, but it does mark the energetic climax of the year when the sun is at its full power. It is after Litha that we come into the waning season where the…
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The Spring Equinox, also known as Ostara, is a time of balance, renewal, and new beginnings. The day and night are equal, marking the transition from winter’s introspection to spring’s vibrant energy. It’s the perfect time to honor nature, refresh your spirit, and manifest growth! Here are 10 fun and witchy ways to celebrate this magical seasonal shift: 1. Sunrise Gratitude Ritual Wake up early and greet the rising sun, symbolizing new beginnings. Stand outside, close your eyes, and feel the warmth on your skin. Speak your gratitude out loud or write it in your journal. This simple practice aligns…
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POV: You’re new to all things Witchy and are trying to navigate allllllll the different sources of information. Don’t worry Bestie, I’m here to give you the easy beginner-friendly deets for understanding the pagan celebration of Mabon! Here’s the quick breakdown: What is it and how do you say it? Mabon (pronounced MAY-bun or MAH-bun) is a pagan festival celebrated as part of the Wheel of the Year, a modern calendar of seasonal holidays observed by many modern pagans, particularly those following Wicca and other neopagan traditions. When is Mabon? Mabon occurs on the autumnal (Fall) equinox, typically around September…
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