Sing as though no one can hear you, Dance as though no one is watching you, Love as though you have never been hurt ~~author: unknown~~
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Information about my beliefs and Wheel of the Year
I was a strong believer in the Catholic / Christian religion till recently when I realized that I am more spiritual then religious and I like to praise nature and the seasons more than reading the bible. Dont get me wrong, I respect everybody's beliefs and I know for a fact that I will get people commenting on this but my beliefs are my beliefs.
Also I believe in the Sabbaths: connection between the God and Goddess and the Esbats the changing of the moon and seasons. So today I will briefly touch on the Wheel of the year and why we ( people like me) . So enjoy! Since I am pressing for time today I will do the esbats on another time.
Sabbaths:
October 31: Samhain - Witches New Year
Celebrate those who passed on and it is when the veil of the afterlife lifts. Even though it sounds scary it is very peaceful and calm
December 21: Yule- The rebirth of the Great God ( newborn solistic sun)
February 2: Imbolc- Associated to the Goddess Bridgit and is one of the 4 fire festivals. Tradition
traditional for initations
March 21: Ostara- Rejoining of the Goddess Mother and her consert
May1: Beltane- 2nd fire festival. Ritual union of the Goddess and the God
June 19: Litha: one of the four solar holidays
August 1: Lammas: One of the two harvest festivals. The other two is Samhain and Mabon.
First fruits of the harvest
May 21: Mabon: Thanksgiving
If you have any suggestions please let me know.
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