Spring Equinox Ostara March 19th-22nd Day and night are of equal length. The first green plants cover the ground in a patchy fuz. This is the beginning of new life and fertility. Snow gives way to rain, petrichor invokes the sensations of contentment and presence. We are laying behind winter’s darkness and finally stretching ourselves… Continue reading Ostara, the Spring Equinox
Imbolc February 2 Imbolc is a time of quickening in the belly of the earth. Winter still drags on yet there is the promise of spring. Celebrations for this festival usually revolve around the Goddess Brigid. She is the Irish triple Goddess of hearth and home, the keeper of the sacred flame. She is also… Continue reading Imbolc
Yule is the Winter Solstice, which marks the longest night of the year and celebrates the rebirth of the sun. Depending on the calendar, this Sabbat falls between December 19th-21st. Celebrate with a Ritual and Tarot Spread.
We all experience periods of waning and waxing. If you’re feeling uninspired, here are a few unique ways to get yourself back in your tarot flow.
Lammas/ Lughnasadh August 1st First Harvest Lammas marks the first harvest festival in a succession of three. It is the halfway point between Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox. The word Lammas comes from a word meaning “loaf-mass”. The Goddess as Grain Mother is celebrated. The seeds from harvest time will bring rebirth in the next… Continue reading Lammas / Lughnasadh
Beltane May 1st The veil becomes thin again at this halfway mark between Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice. Beltane is a time of fertility, freedom and sexuality. It is the height of spring and the flowering time. The flowers open in a sensual bloom. They feel no shame for their confident unfolding. The power and… Continue reading Beltane
Sometimes our sacred tools come in contact with energies we don't want clinging them. Learn four rituals to clear your tarot deck using the power of the moon, earth, crystals, and smudging or recaning.
