Celebrate the magic of Yule with five enchanting rituals that honor the Winter Solstice. From decorating a traditional Yule Log to creating a cozy Yule altar, this guide is filled with detailed and meaningful rituals that connect you to the spirit of the season. Explore the history and significance of Yule while bringing warmth, light, and renewal into your winter celebrations.

A tarot spread for the spring equinox (Ostara) which is a time of regrowth and regeneration. This tarot spread will help you determine what is old and dying and what you can nourish and nurture to bring good into your life.

Today, we’re journeying into the heart of winter to explore Yule, the Winter Solstice. Celebrated around December 21st, Yule marks the shortest day and the longest night of the year, heralding the return of the sun and the gradual rebirth of light.

Today, we’re diving into the warmth of Litha, the Summer Solstice, a time when the sun is at its peak, and the Earth is lush with life. Celebrated around June 21st, Litha marks the longest day of the year, a moment filled with light, magic, and the fullness of nature.

Today, let’s immerse ourselves in the vibrant energy of Beltane, a festival of fire, fertility, and merry-making. Celebrated on May 1st, Beltane marks the beginning of the summer season in the ancient Celtic calendar, a time when the Earth is teeming with life and potential.

Let’s dive into the enchanting world of Imbolc, a festival that’s as much about celebrating the first stirrings of spring as it is about rekindling the fires within us.

Let's hop into the vibrant world of Ostara, a time of balance, renewal, and, of course, adorable bunnies. Ostara, falling on the Spring Equinox, is all about celebrating new life, growth, and the balance of light and dark.

Samhain or Halloween is like the New Year for Witches. Here you can find an overview of the holiday and how to celebrate as a witch.

Samhain, or Halloween for Witches, is when the veil to the supernatural is thinnest. These are the Gods and Goddesses that you can give thanks to during this liminal time.