Llewellyn's 2023 Witches' Calendar

Product Information

The Junk Food Isle is the outright false doctrine AKA the prosperity gospel, name it and claim it, the Hebraic Roots movement and other false teachings!! Exact Calendar Date: Moon enters Aquarius Saturday, January 21, 2023 at 1:29 pm. Exact Dark at 3:53 pm. The perfect month for gathering with friends and family to feel their warmth during the cold of winter. Take this month to spend time reflecting on the previous year. But don’t forget to look ahead as the new year can be full of changes. Focus your energy on the upcoming spring and how you want to prepare for the start of new projects or adventures. The four Greater Sabbats or “cross-quarter days” are Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh, and Samhain. These sabbats are also known as “Fire Festivals” and mark the turning of the seasons through Earth’s natural cycle of life, death, and rebirth, which coincides with the traditional Celtic agricultural cycle. As a result, their calendar dates are the same every year.

Suggested Celebration Timing: Observe the night before on January 16, 2022 or the exact date until 6:48 pm.All times are Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) – add 1 hour for Daylight Savings Time when applicable. As the Wheel originates in the Northern Hemisphere, in the Southern Hemisphere most Pagans advance these dates six months so as to coincide with the natural seasons as they occur in their local climates. For instance, an Australian Pagan may celebrate Beltane on the 1st of November, when a Canadian Pagan is celebrating Samhain. Ellie Watson and Don Watson are the creative minds behind World of Printables. They are both professional graphic designers with over 30 years of combined experience in the graphic design industry and have dedicated their careers to crafting beautiful and practical printables. Through their articles, they share their expertise and insights to help readers make the most of these printable designs. Whether it's printable planners, calendars, templates, or educational worksheets, Ellie and Don are passionate about adding value to your life through their printable creations.

Suggested celebration timing: Observe Tuesday night or any night afterward. If you wait until the next weekend you’ll conflict with Christmas. Magical Moon Calendar | Spells, Rituals, & Lore | US, UK, Canadian, Pagan Holidays | Moon Phases, Eclipses, Supermoons, Astrological Reptilian Faux Christian Christ Violence Punk Band Supposedly ‘Cleanses the Damned’ With Blood Baptisms and Wild Chants in HellywoodThe original Mother’s Day. This is the Festival of Women which is observed to honor Juno Luciana. 4 - Feast of Rhiannon( Epona) a Multifaith Calendar Reflecting Eco-EgalitarianSpirituality Home | View a Different Year (2024-2002)| WhatisEco-EgalitarianSpirituality? The equinox is one of two days when the sun crosses Earth’s equator during the solar year, resulting in roughly equal lengths of day and night, or light and dark. There are two astronomical events each year, the vernal equinox and the autumnal equinox. Each year, the vernal equinox occurs around March 21st. Printable Ostara Celebration Ritual Season of Autumn: Integration 2022 Wheel of the Year – Autumn – Heron Michelle Autumn’s Gate: Autumnal Equinox: Second Harvest: Mabon Sabbat

Pronounced sah-win, this is one of the four Greater Sabbats and one of the most popular ones. It is observed annually on October 31st, approximately halfway between Mabon and Yule. Some Wiccan traditions consider Samhain an essential sabbat, and many see it as the Pagan New Year. July 5: New Moon in Cancer – This new Moon calls for deep shadow work embracing your vulnerabilities and learning from your deepest desires and wounds. Exact time: 6:59 p.m. EST Suggested celebration timing: For weekend observance, Friday, December 23, 2022 concurrent with Dark Moon in Capricorn. Observed on fall equinox, Mabon is one of the four Lesser Sabbats. Modern pagans continue to celebrate the Earth’s abundance and the yearly harvests resulting from its abundance, as well as its ideal balance between day and night during the second of their three annual harvest festivals. Because this Sabbat is about showing gratitude for the gifts of the Earth, it’s also called Pagan Thanksgiving.In this myth the Triple Goddess goes through the changing aspects of Maiden, Mother, and Crone. The God brings forth the force of projective energy, the Spark of Life, and also the withdrawing and destructive energy of Death. The Goddess absorbs, reflects and transforms these energies. The Goddess and God are viewed as immortal and imperishable; they are the Duality of the Divine. Their different aspects are a symbolic shifting of cycles, ones we discover within ourselves, our World and throughout our own lives. This is the process that produces balance; within and without, above and below. Suggested Celebration Planning: Night before on Thursday, Nov. 18, while moon is still waxing in Taurus. Stay up late to catch the Lunar Eclipse at 3:57 am. The Pagan Wheel of the Year was popularized in the mid 1960s by Gerald Gardner and other precursors of Wicca. It was inspired by earlier works such as those by Robert Graves and Margaret Murray who claimed that witches gathered during the sabbats, including May Day, Halloween, February Eve and August Eve. The Wheel of the Year September 21: Mabon (Autumnal Equinox)– another crucial harvest date, Mabon represents a time of balance and harmony, where day and night are both equal. By contrast, we’d celebrate the grand sabbats anytime during the week before the peak, because we are using this swelling energy to grow our Great Work intention with the fixed energies of the seasonal high tides.

Ancient Roman Goddess Vesta, the goddess of the hearth and sacred fire June 10 to July 7 - Celtic Month Oak The Equinoxes are the balancing points in the cycle of the seasons, when the day and night are of equal length, reminding us of the harmony of the whole. Buds of flowers and leaf, all manner of eggs and just-born life are celebrated in decorations and imagery as Pagans rejoice in the Earth’s reawakening. The urge of spring is to do, create and bring in the new. Here light overcomes darkness with lengthening days bringing the magic of new growth. Ostara is associated with childhood and new life, and the God and Goddess are perceived as children, personifying youth and innocence before their entry into adulthood. The Goddess, as the Maiden, covers the earth with flowers and love while the God grows to maturity. This is a time to honour the masculine and to celebrate everything that is great about being alive. Ritual Function: Balance elemental air energy, and shadow work for the virtues and vices of Gemini. Lughnasadh is a time to celebrate the harvest and to give thanks for the food that we have. It is a time of joy and revelry, and a time to honor the gods. Lughnasadh is named after the god Lugh, who is celebrated during this time. Lammas is another name for Lughnasadh, which means “loaf mass”. This Lughnasadh holiday printable includes a variety of ideas to help you celebrate the August 1st harvest festival. Inside you’ll find ideas for crafts, recipes, celebration tips, and more! What is Mabon?There are many ways to incorporate Beltane into your life, making it one of the strongest Sabbats. How you observe the holiday is entirely up to you. If you prefer, you can celebrate alone or with family and friends. Suggested Celebration Timing: Observe the Thursday night before, March 31, 2022, after the moon enters Aries at 5:30 am until opposition at 2:24 am. Ritual Function: Balance elemental air energy, and shadow work for the virtues and vices of Libra. Solar Eclipse aligns and balances conscious and subconscious mental perceptions especially pertaining to issues of justice. Moon Digital Planner, Goal setting Planner, For iPad, Goodnotes Planner & Notability Planner, Dated 2023 Calendar, Celestial Blush Rose Gold