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Beltane is a fire and fertility festival in which we celebrate the upcoming summer. This celebration begins at sunset on April 30th and ends at sunset on May 1st. The name Beltane means “fire in...
Dressed (rubbed with oil) candles can be used for a wide variety of personal, religious, and spiritual ceremonies and rituals. It's easy to create your own oils for those rituals. All you need are...
While you may or may not have heard of the pagan holiday called Beltane, you have probably heard of its more common name, May Day. May Day is a modern workers' holiday, but long before that it...
In many homes throughout history the kitchen held a place of honor, power and unity. It still holds true today. The kitchen is a place where people migrate to communicate, cook and eat. It is also...
Pagans celebrate the spring equinox by performing centuries-old rituals, usually in forest or some other natural setting. This time of year is also known as Oestara and it allows you to rejoice in...
Around March 21 every year, night and day are equal in length. Pagans all over the world celebrate the Spring Equinox. Winter is finally over and spring flowers are everywhere. It's a time to...
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