There is a beautiful energy at winter that almost brings us into zero point where we can really focus in on our intentions and goals. The still beauty allows us to get very quiet within ourselves where things get really clear.
This is a simple and beautiful craft you can make during some solo quiet time, or even with kids. All you need are a few decorative items from nature, an open imagination, as well as a place where you can freeze your ice ornament (outside or your freezer!) As your intention sits in the ice, the energy builds where it is finally release to the Universe when the ornament melts, leaving offerings behind to the Earth.
Read moreThe Winter Solstice (or Yule) is upon us! Citrus fruits are often used in Yule and Winter Solstice celebrations as they carry solar energy. A main part of any Solstice celebration is conjuring the energy of the Sun to encourage its return to the sky and welcoming the birth of the Light. This is a lovely Solstice craft you can do alone in ritual, with loved ones or even kids! It’s the perfect way to call back the Sun this Solstice and infuse your intention into your homemade candle.
Read moreIn Pagan traditions the Winter Solstice is also known and celebrated as Yule. Yule marks the darkest night of the year, and the return and birth of the light. In this ritual we will focus on releasing what no longer serves us into the long, dark night, and then make a magical, abundant Pomander to invite light, fertility and abundance back into our homes and hearts as the Sun slowly makes its return.
Read moreThe Fall Equinox- known as Mabon in Pagan traditions- marks the halfway point between the Summer Solstice and the Winter Solstice. It’s a point on the calendar that marks a time of perfect balance where there is equal day to night. It is also known as the second harvest.
It’s a time to celebrate all the bounty and abundance that we are reaping from our glorious, life-giving Earth. She has provided us with such nourishment and plenty throughout the growing season, and now we pull in all the goodness to carry us through the winter.
If you would like to celebrate with a magical Mabon ritual, this one is a fun and creative way to get in touch with nature around you, and celebrate her beauty.
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