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The Four Major Festivals Are Derived From The Celts
Circle Of Life Family | November 15th 2009 by Dalton
Samhain : The end of the summer and the beginning of the dark days, now called Halloween. Traditionally celebrated by most agricultural peoples. Imbolic : The first day of the lambing season (Feb. 1st) the return to fertility after the winter. read more
Pagan Roots of Thanksgiving
The DAPC Blog | November 8th 2009 by ~Overon Alburtis Magnus
Pagan Roots of Thanksgiving Feast Day Has Roots in European and Native American Paganism Pilgrims and Wampanoagans celebrated the first Thanksgiving. The tribe had its own feast day. Future Pagan immigrants brought their harvest festivals to America. read more
How time flies by...
Twilight Wind Chimes | November 8th 2009 by Samantha
It has been 6 months since my last update. I've got blog jealousy, which translates to blog neglect. When I see that not many people see my posts, I lose the desire to blog altogether. I apologize to those of you who do (or did) follow my blog, fo read more
Pagan Calendar of Days for 2010
Gypsy Magic | November 3rd 2009 by Shirley Gibson
Here is a quick list of pagan, magical, and other holidays for November 2009 through December 2010. You will notice that some of the holidays are different depending on which side of the equator you are on.November 20092: Full moon -- Mourning Moon 1 read more
Dear World, Re: Halloween, You're Welcome -- Love, The Irish
Needcoffee.com | October 31st 2009
What makes you think of Halloween? Pumpkins? Trick or Treat? Michael Myers? Try shamrocks and red-heads because once again, it's us Irish who started the whole thing. You're welcome. The Celts had four main festivals a year, mostly coinciding wi read more
Just a Side Note
2 Witches Blog - Pagan Family Life | October 25th 2009 by mama kelly
Please visit this older post in which I share the lyrics to the song “Every Woman Born” by Ruth Barrett. Not only was I pleased when she found my post but I was thrilled when she herself was pleased to see me sharing it with you our rea read more
Decorating for Samhain
Pagan Dad | October 8th 2009 by Patrick McCleary
In my house we have a grapevine wreath and a family altar. Both of which we decorate for the Sabbats. And if you decide to do this as well, the question may come up: "What do I decorate it with?" Well there are many different things that you c read more
Mabon - the Autumn Equinox
~Witchy Mama~ | September 18th 2009 by Lisa
Mabon is upon us! Finally, Autumn! This is, hands down, my favorite season!Here's a bit of info on Mabon:The Equinox is an in-between time; the end of something, the beginning of something else, the cusp of change. The zodiac shifts from Libra, rul read more
Videos for Mabon and the Fall Equinox
2 Witches Blog - Pagan Family Life | September 15th 2009 by mama kelly
2006 Mabon performed by Y gwyr Yn Erbyn Byd and hosted by TERRA ( Tacoma Earth Religions Revival Association) This movie is a compilation from photos from Coven of the Twilight Moons Mabon. Marion Weinstein, author of Positive Magic, gives thanks f read more
Pagan Video Tuesday – Mabon – Fall Equinox
2 Witches Blog - Pagan Family Life | September 8th 2009 by mama kelly
Just a short slide-show of images interspersed with tidbits about the upcoming Autumnal Equinox, the Sabbat of Mabon. May your harvest be rich, sufficient to see you through the dark months ahead. Blessings Mama Kelly Related posts:Barbara Lee R read more
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ayslin1 has listened to: Damh the Bard - Lughnasadh Dance
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Happy Lughnasadh
I’m a few days late, but I’d like to wish you all a Happy Lughnasadh. Autumn is very much in the air now, the leaves are crunching underfoot and a wee chill has crept into the night air. W…
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thugpagan has posted a new entry on: Pagan Dad
After Lughnasadh Musings
Lughnasadh is one of my favorite Sabbats. As a father I understand the feel of the energy of the Harvest Lord and his self-willing sacrifice, since I oftentimes choose to give up things so that my wif…
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UnbalancedLibra has posted a new entry on: ~Witchy Mama~
A Nice Lughnasadh
Well, I didn't do anything to exciting for Lunasadh, yet I did something very important to me - I spent time with my family. I only wish Olivia was with us. She was at Jeff's (her dad) for the weeke…
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Lughnasadh Blessings
Once again the wheel has turned and it is time for the first harvest celebration.... Lughnasadh (Loo-NAHS-ah) which is named for the Celtic Sun God, Lugh. We celebrate because we are beginning to rea…
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Lughnasadh: Burning In, Burning Out
In the small open space of the gallery, I find myself stopped in my tracks by a painting--thin shining layers of oil on canvas--entitled, "Song of the Sun." I remember this, I think ruefully, shruggin…
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Blessed Lughnasadh
We hope you and your family are at a wonderful place in your lives during this Lughnasadh. It has always been a special time for us, as we celebrate the harvest season and look forward to the beginnin…
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catrak has posted a new entry on: Celtas Today
Um Otimo Lughnasadh a todos....
E ai galera um feliz dia de lughnasadh muita fartura e alegria a todos amantes da cultura e mitologia celta um ontimo 1° de agosto.Lughnasadh era tipicamente uma festa agrícola, onde se agradeci…
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