The Wheel of the Year contains 8 Sabbats and it is one of the main references for Witches‘ celebrations. It is also known as Wiccan Wheel of the Year or Celtic Wheel of the Year and each of the Sabbats represents the Sun God’s life alongside the Goddess. To know more about it, check The Wheel of the Year and the Sabbats or choose a post below.
Looking for inspiration on how to celebrate Imbolc? Here you’ll find 2 tips for celebrating or for improving your celebration of the Spring Equinox! Each Ostara Ritual celebrates the renewal brought by the energy of the Sun God, the joy of the Goddess and the renewal moment of all life and nature. The rituals presented …
+ Ostara Ritual: 2 tips for celebrating Ostara, the Spring Equinox!
Beltane Sabbat is held on 1st of May and celebrates fertility. The God and the Goddess united in love and share fertility throughout nature.
Learn how to make a Maypole, a Beltane Package, and how to celebrate the Beltane Sabbat with these rituals!
Learn how to make a Kern Baby, a Cornucopia of Abundance, a Mabon’s Magic Drink and how to celebrate Mabon with these rituals!
The Samhain Sabbat happens during the night of October 31st. Samhain rituals honour and thank our ancestors.
Learn how to perform a Burning Wishes rite, how to make a Witch’s Ladder and how to celebrate Samhain with these rituals.
The Imbolc Sabbat represents the growth of the Sun God and it is celebrated around Feb 2nd. In this Sabbat the Goddess is breastfeeding the reborn God.
Learn 3 Imbolc rituals for celebrating this Sabbat! Learn how to make a Brideog (Brigid’s Doll), a Candle Wheel and another great tip!
Mabon Sabbat is part of the Wheel of the Year. It is celebrated during the Autumnal Equinox, around September 22nd. It is the second and last harvest.
Learn how to make a Spell Bottle in Lughnasadh, some Lammas Bread and how to celebrate this Sabbat! Each ritual celebrates the vital energy of the Sun God.
