The wheel of the year

Illustration about Wheel of the year poster. Wiccan calendar. Vector illustration. Illustration of esoteric, lammas, diagram - 89966442

Planning to celebrate the seasons and honor Mother Earth with the Wheel of the Year? Learn more about the history and significance of the eight pagan holidays.

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{:en} The Wiccan sabbats are a powerful component of Wiccan belief! While beliefs vary from person to person, coven to coven, and tradition to tradition,…

Discover meaningful Wiccan rituals to celebrate each turning of the seasons with our guide to the Wheel of the Year. This journey invites you to honor the elements and cycles of nature through unique seasonal celebrations. Engage in Wiccan festivals with rituals aimed at reconnecting with your surroundings, promoting harmony, and fostering a deeper understanding of life's rhythms. Remember, it's all about immersing yourself in tradition and nurturing spirit, making each moment a chance to…

This drawing was originally an illustration of the Northern Hemisphere Wheel of the Year I drew in my grimoire, corresponding the sabbats, months, full moon names, zodiac signs, planets, moon phases, seasons, directions, and elements. Here I have converted it to digital format for you to download. These printable pages are perfect to add to your own book of shadows, to use as wall art, or to use the black and white version as a coloring page. This is an instant download only- no print will…

Seasonal living supports us in many practical ways throughout daily life. Connecting to nature seasonally can also support us from a spiritual perspective. Rooted in ancient sacred paganism and the modern Wiccan tradition, The Wheel of the Year offers a sacred calendar and rituals that align with nature.

Explore the eight pagan sabbats that make up the Wheel of the Year, celebrating nature's seasonal shifts.

Have you ever done a “year and a day” journey through the Wheel Of The Year?It’s one of the most fun, fulfilling and foundational things you can do, whether you’re new to nature-based spirituality or if you’re a seasoned witch looking to simplify your practice.