Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
Kupala (Litha). The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
During this period the last element - FIre - is awakened. The moment when Fire arrives, is the birth of a new young god, the longed-for forstborn of Mother Nature and her powerful spouse, her chosen partner. The night of Kupala is considered ...
Yule. The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
December 20-23. Winter Solstice. From this moment the period of waning of the Fire element begins. On the longest night of the year, there is another turning point that sums up the results of all that has been done. Yule is the end of the ...
Samhain. The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays
Starting with this day the Earth element falls asleep for six months. The force of the elements is becoming quieter and quieter, and it can no longer exercise its will on what is happening to all its children. On the night of Samhain the veil ...
The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
All four elements during the calendar year (the Wheel of Year) go through the stages of falling asleep and awakening, thus forming eight fixed points - the points of power during which transition takes place, the elemental reconstruction of space. The ritualistic tradition of the ...
Mabon. (Ovsen). The Wheel of the Year. Pagan Holidays.
From this day on, in the world of nature, the waning of the Water Element begins. The combination of Air and Water gives motion to the current of time, but from the moment the Air starts to wane, it becomes as if slower, and the ...
