Llewellyn's 2022 Witches' Calendar

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If it peaks in the morning, but you want to work at night when you can see her rising, plan for the night before. May 28: Feast of Bendidia – a celebratory feast homage to the Goddess of the Moon and the Underworld. Suggested Celebration Planning: Observe the Tuesday night before, July 12, after 5:01 am when the moon enters Capricorn, anytime until 2:38 pm the next day at exact opposition.

Pagan Holidays and 2023 Calendar For Beginners Pagan Holidays and 2023 Calendar For Beginners

After a chance encounter in the woods earlier this month, I decided to paint this one - it took me about two weeks to get it right, but pleased with the results. We know many structures and spiritual locations align with the Summer Solstice, and ancient pagans would travel to sacred wells and waters to worship.

According to Bede, Pagans celebrated and honored Eostre with feasts before Christians celebrated Easter. Suggested Celebration Timing: Observe the Friday night before after the moon enters Taurus at 8:19 pm until conjunct 4:28 pm the next day. Here’s a breakdown of each monthly moon, their 2023 schedules, and a few more important points of interest if you’d like to dig a bit deeper. Suggested Celebration Planning: Observe the Monday night before, June 13, while the moon is in Sagittarius all day. The four Lesser Sabbats are Ostara, the vernal equinox; Litha, the summer solstice; Mabon, the autumn equinox; and Yule, the winter solstice.

Witchy Calendar 2022 - Etsy

September 21-22: Mabon (Autumnal Equinox)– another crucial harvest date, Mabon represents a time of balance and harmony, where day and night are both equal. Their exact dates vary each year because the modern calendar (Gregorian calendar) only has 365 days while the Earth takes a bit longer (365. In Wiccan tradition, the Goddess (in her Mother aspect) gives birth to the God on the longest night of the year (the winter solstice) and then, like the Earth during winter, rests. Because solstices and equinoxes are tied to exact astronomical moments, the holidays shift slightly from year-to-year.Named after Mars, the Roman god of war, March presents a unique opportunity to charge head-first into goals like spring cleaning, gardening, creative pursuits, and more to prepare for the coming Spring. In its modern-day, Western practice, it is focused on personality and character assessment of the individual.