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Litha 2026 - Celebrating the Summer Solstice

June 21, 2026. The wheel turns to its brightest point. The Sun is at the height of his power, the world is lush and alive - and we, as witches, pause to honour this sacred peak before the slow desc...

Lammas - Lughnasadh

Lammas is celebrated from July 31 to August 2, but traditional celebration falls on August 1, the day when the first bread was baked from the first harvested wheat. Within the Wiccan tradition, La...

Litha - Summer Solstice

On June 21, Witches celebrate one of the eight Great Sabbaths, Litha. It is the festival of the summer solstice - the blossoming of life and the green, the longest day and shortest night of the yea...

Beltane

May Day (May 1st) was known since the times of Ancient Rome. On this day the ancient Romans poured water on each other and bathed in the Tiber. At the same time the vestals, the priestesses of the ...

Imbolc

On February 1st and 2nd witches and neopagans celebrate the turn of the Wheel of the Year - Imbolc, the festival of candles, milk, and awakening of nature. The sheep are one of the main symbols of...

Yule - Winter Solstice

Yule is a day of the Winter Solstice, of fires, and the birth of the New Sun. Mother Goddess returns from the underworld and gives birth to the Solar God on the longest night of the year. Yule cele...

Fire - Elemental Magic IV

Fire is a symbol of force, courage, will to live, passion, and independence. It is an element of the light and of the Sun which brings fertility and inspiration. Use fire magic with caution not to ...

Air - Elemental Magic III

Air patronizes new beginnings, changes, actions, and journeys. Poets and dreamers use the power of Air. This magic can help with education, communications, researches, dreams.

Water - Elemental Magic II

Water is an element of love, bound between generations, emotions, and a personification of the women's power. Water magic is very much like Moon magic - it brings in harmony, peace, and healing. It...

Mabon - Autumn Equinox

Since ancient times the autumnal equinox was considered the fest of the harvest, but unlike Lammath, Mabon is the time of the vegetables and fruits, especially apples. The apple is a fruit of love ...