The winter can easily take a major toll on a person’s mind and spirit. When you live in a region where temperatures fluctuate and things like sudden snowstorms are routine, then you may feel like you cannot handle what this season brings your way. This is es…
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Celebrations surrounding seasonal shifts are common in cultures across the world. Though many of these traditions have roots in agriculture, modern events have evolved to be more about bringing communities together after the isolation of winter. If you’re …
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Most people get an urge to clean their house when the weather starts getting warmer. Some think it’s human nature to want to spruce up your home after the cold winter. We have more energy as the days get longer. There’s more sunlight, so we want to make su…
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As springtime goes into full bloom and the dreary days of winter become a distant memory, many people search for different ways to take full advantage of the seasonal shift. Throughout history, pagan groups across the world have indulged in a multitude of prac…
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Mother Nature holds many secrets, and her bounty is diverse, colorful, and life-giving. Many cultures worldwide worship Mother Nature with ceremonies, festivals, and other spiritual practices. In ancient times, festivals generally coincided with the changing s…
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Garden weddings have been a popular choice for couples for centuries. Getting married while surrounded by the bounty of nature can create a truly picturesque day. Still, plenty of couples struggle with the finer details related to planning this type of affair….
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Keep your spirits warm during the winter.
People who live
in seasonal climates tend to hate winter after a while. Though the first half
of this time is loaded with comforting holidays and feelings of togetherness,
the second half can often make the world feel l…
Beltane, also known as May Day, is one of the most important Wiccan festivals of the year, and is celebrated on May 1. In the Southern Hemisphere, it occurs on October 31 or November 1. It commemorates the arrival of spring and symbolizes rebirth and fertility. The…
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