Yule traditions

Naturally, the post that fails to publish was meant to go up a certain day. (Dec 21st) so here’s me posting it late. Happy winter solstice, everyone.

Yule begins on the Winter Solstice (the darkest day of the year) and is a pagan festival that celebrates light and warmth returning. It symbolizes the darkest days transition into the lighter half of the year. This festival honors themes of death, rebirth, community, charity and introspection. As w

So, I was looking for an activity to do related to Yule. I came to find wish pine cones. What you’ll need: •pinecone :evergreen_tree: •paper :page_facing_up: •matches/lighter :fire: •ribbon/string What you’ll do: …

I always do a ton of book and internet research before putting my sabbat additions into my set rituals. These additions are normally in the form of readings, crafts or outings. This year for Yule I…

Learn about the most beautiful Yule traditions and decorations. Get your free book of shadows printable - click on an image and it will take you to the website. How do you prepare for Winter Solstice? Maybe making a Yule Log or lighting some candles to encourage return of the Sun? Find some more Yule 2020 ideas in the attached post!

Discover the ancient tradition of burning a Yule log during the winter solstice. Learn how to decorate your own log with natural items and celebrate this magical night with candles and family activities. Get inspired now!

The Yule or Holly King is an ancient holiday figure also known as the Yule Spirit, or Winter King. All hail the King ❄️