Wiccan Wheel of the Year
WICCAN SABBAT
|
ALT. NAME
|
ASSOCIATED HOLIDAY
|
EARTH EVENT
|
DATE
|
OCCASION
|
Samhain | Hallowe'en | 15° Scorpio | Oct 31 | Pagan New Year, Honouring the Dead, Cleansing and releasing | |
Yule | Christmas | Winter Solstice | Dec 21 | Rebirth, Life triumphs over death | |
Bridgid | Imbolc | Candlemas | 15° Aquarius | Feb 2 | Purification, Initiation, Dedication |
Ostara | Lady Day | Easter | Spring Equinox | Mar 21 | Conception, Regeneration, New Beginnings |
Beltane | May Day | May Day | 15° Taurus | May 1 | Passion that fuels Life, Joy, Fertility |
Litha | Midsummer | Summer Solstice | Jun 21 | Transition, Planning | |
Lammas | Lughnasadh | First Harvest | 15° Leo | Aug 1 | Gratitude, Abundance, Fruition |
Mabon | Thanksgiving (Second Harvest) | Autumn Equinox | Sep 21 | Giving thanks, Reflection |
Wiccan Rituals on the Sabbats
All of these occasions it is generaly customary for a Wiccan to do rituals. (And there are other reasons for Wiccan rituals aswell, such as blessings, healing, initiation, and life passages.)
It doesn't really matter whether you celebrate a Sabbat on your own or with others, in a quiet gathering or a full-drama ritual.
What matters is that you . . .
- Honour the Divine in every aspect of life,
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