Yule — Winter — Celebrate Pagan Holidays

February 5, 2022

Pagan Holidays, Winter

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Parentalia: Festival To Honor The Dead And ...

Parentalia is celebrated between February 13 - 21. This Ancient Roman festival resonates with modern pagans as a way to connect with our ancestors.

During Parentalia the Ancient Romans honored their ancestors and thanked them for continued protection over their homes and families.

Parentalia: Festival To Honor The Dead And Family Ancestors

January 4, 2022

Pagan Holidays

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Day of Danu: Celtic Mother Goddess

Danu is a mother goddess in the Celtic and Irish traditions. She is the goddess of fertility, creation, water, and the land.

We celebrate the Day of Danu on January 18.

December 26, 2021

Celtic months of the year

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Celtic Tree Month Birch: December 24 - January ...

The birch tree symbolizes starting over, fertility, rebirth, and regeneration. In fact, birches are one of the first trees to grow back after a forest fire.

Birch or Beithe, is the first tree of the Ogham, the Celtic tree alphabet. Beithe (pronounced ‘bey’) is the Gaelic word for birch and means inception or existence.

Celtic Tree Month Birch: December 24 - January 20

December 15, 2021

Pagan Holidays

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Two Faces of Janus: Roman God of Beginnings and ...

In ancient times, Janus was a god of beginnings and endings. He also represented the year's transitions from one season to another. In modern times, we recognize him as the god of doors and gates. He is depicted in art with two faces looking in opposite directions - one facing forward and one facing back."

October 4, 2021

Pagan Holidays, Winter

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Vodokres: Rodnovery Celebration of Water

Vodokres, or Vodice, is a Rodnovery nature holiday in the midst of the cold days of January, at the very beginning of the New Year.

Rodnovery pagans go outside in the cold and snow and honor the natural waters, celebrating them and everything connected to them with very odd rituals!

Vodokres: Rodnovery Celebration of Water

Yule

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November 30, 2021

Yule, Pagan Holidays

Yule Plants and Ethnobotany

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November 30, 2021

Yule, Pagan Holidays

I love plants and as a pagan, they are deeply integrated into my spiritual practices. Walks in the woods, vegetable gardens, and rooms filled with herbs and succulents.

Yule holds such a special place among pagans. Our ancestors yearned for the light of spring and the warming of the earth.

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November 29, 2021

Yule

10 Fun and Easy Yule Decorations

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November 29, 2021

Yule

Get Ready! Yule is right around the corner.

I love holiday decorating - as long as it’s fun and easy. I also like when it is inexpensive!

These decorations will bring joy and meaning to your holiday. For those of you in the broom closet - these are perfect because only you will know the true meaning of the decor!

Katherine Fox

December 3, 2020

Yule, Pagan Holidays

Celebrate Yule: Pagan Families

Katherine Fox

December 3, 2020

Yule, Pagan Holidays

Yule is the celebration of the winter solstice the shortest day of the year. It typically happens on or around December 21. Modern pagans consider Yule a sabot and major holy day.

On Yule, we celebrate the end of dark times both physically and metaphorically. As I write this in 2020, we certainly can use an end to dark times.

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