Eight Neo-Pagan Feasts and Quarters, Sabbats (Sacred Times), Circle of the Seasonal Rites and Celebrations, Wheel of the Year, Sacred Liturgy of the Seasons, One Old Daoist Druid's Almanac (original) (raw)
Seasonal Celebrations and Festivals Wheel of the Year, Circle of the Year Honoring the Goddesses, Gods, Nature Spirits, Kindred, and Great Ones Sacred Liturgy of the Year, Pagan Liturgy Eight Neo-Pagan Feasts: Quarters and Sabbats (Sacred Times) American Holidays
One Old Druid's Almanac The Green Wizard's Ritual Year Personal Reminder for Honoring the High Days Notes from the Librarian at Gushen Grove
January February March April May June
July August September October November December
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Eight Neopagan Seasonal Celebrations
1. Imbolic, Brigid's Day, February 2nd
2. Spring, Vernal Equinox, Ostara, Rebirth, Athena-Minerva, Resurrection, March 21st
3. Beltane, May Day, Floralia, Vernalia, Walpurgis Nacht, Spring, May 1st
5. Lughnasadh, Lammas, Midsummer Feast, August 1st
6. Mabon, Autumn Equinox, Alban Elfed, September 21st
7. Samhain, Halloween, Day of the Ancestors, October 31st
8. Yule, Winter Solstice, Saturnalia, New Year, December 20th-31st
Eight Trigrams of the I Ching
Valley Spirit Center Activities Red Bluff, California
Gushen Grove Sacred Circle Eightfold Worlds Correspondences
Valley Spirit Center Sacred Circle Garden Photographs
Lifestyle Advice from Wise Persons
One Old Druid's Final Journey: Notebooks of the Librarian of Gushen Grove
Months of the Year
Note that some of the dates shown below are approximate and will vary according to the specific year. Some are set to a Monday after a specific week in the month, others are relative to a lunar calendar.
January January: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Gardening Chores
January Celebrations, Holidays, Goddesses and Gods, Religious Observances, Yule, Saturnalia
Roman Hearth - January, Januarius
January 1 New Year's Day. 2nd Neo-Pagan Celebration (Winter Solstice, Yule)
January 1 Kalends Ianuarius The New Year's Day in the Julian Calendar was sacred toJupiter,Juno, andJanus.
Festival for Aesculapius. Sacrifice day for Fortuna.
January 10 Michael James Garofalo (1916-1990), birthday, my father.
January 15 Reverend Martin Luther King's Day, American civil rights leader
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February
February: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Gardening Chores
February Celebrations, Holidays, Goddesses and Gods, Religious Observances, Yule, Saturnalia
Roman Hearth - February, Februarius
February 1 Kalends
February 2 Imbolc The 3rd Neo-Pagan Celebration (Sacred Time, Sabbat)
February 13 Valentine's Day
February 15 Presidents' Days in the USA on Mondays in mid-February
February Chinese New Year Day. Variable lunar calendar date.
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March
March: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends
March Celebrations, Holidays, Goddesses and Gods, Religious Observances, Vernal Equinox
March 1 Kalens Martius Roman honorary day
March 15 Hounen Matsuri Festival, Japan. Celebration of the male aspect of fertility.
March 16-17 Bacchanalia Roman, God Bacchus
March 17 St. Patrick's Day, American holiday
March 19-23 Quinquatria Roman, Goddess Minerva
March 21 Spring. Vernal Equinox. The 4th Neo-Pagan Celebration: Ostare (Sacred Time, Sabbat)
March 21 Earth Day
March 31 Feast in Honor of�star� (Ēostre) Germanic fertility Goddess.
March Easter (Date varies from year to year)
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April
April: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
April Celebrations, Holidays, Goddesses and Gods, Religious Observances, Beltane
April 1 Veneralia: Roman Festival in honor of the GoddessVenus (Greek: Aphrodite), the Festum Veneris et Fortunae Virilis .
April 8 Buddha's Birthday
April 22 Earth Day
April 24 World Tai Chi Day
April 27 - May 3 _Floralia_Roman spring celebration in honor of the Goddess Floralia
April 30 Arbor Day
April 30 Walpurgis Nacht Northern European Neopagan holiday
April Easter, Christian holy day, on a Sunday, date varies from year to year
May 1 Beltane, May Day, May Eve
May 1-3 Green Man Festival
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May
May: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
May Celebrations, Holidays, Goddesses and Gods, Religious Observances, Beltane
May 1 Beltane, May Day, Vitality Celebration. 5th Neo-Pagan Celebration (Sacred Time, Sabbat)
May 1-3 Green Man Festival
May 30 American Memorial Day, Warrior/Soldiers Honoring Day, End of the War Celebration
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June
June: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
20 June AJGF's birthday
21 June Summer Solstice, Days begin to have less daylight, beginning of summer. 6th Neo-Pagan Celebration (Quarter, Sacred Time, Sabbat).
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July
July: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
4 July Independence Day
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August
August: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
Preparing for Lammas, Summer Harvest, Lughnasadh
Roman Hearth - August, Augustus
1 August Summer Harvest, Lughnasadh 7th Neo-Pagan Celebration (Sacred Time, Sabbat)
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September
September: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
Preparing for Mabon, Alban Elfed, Autumn Equinox Celebrations
9 September Labor Day, American holiday.
21 September Autumnal Equinox, Mabon, Second Harvest Festival, 8th Neo-Pagan Celebration (Quarter, Sacred Time, Sabbat). Beginning of Autumn. Beginning of autumn/fall. Date varies from year to year from September 21st to September 23rd in the Northern Hemisphere.
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October
October: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
Preparing for Samhain, Halloween
30 October Samhain, Halloween, Days of the Dead. 1st Neo-Pagan Celebration (Sacred Time, Sabbat) Considered by Neo-Pagans to be the end of the year and the beginning of the new year. Agricultural and harvesting ends and preparation for winter begins.
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November
November: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
10 November MDG's birthday
25 November Thanksgiving Day, American Holiday. Last Thursday in November.
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December
December: Poems, Quotes, Sayings, Lore, Legends, Celebrations
20 December PGG's birthday,
21 December Winter Solstice, Yule, 2nd Neo-Pagan Celebration (Quarter, Sacred Time, Sabbat), Beginning of Winter.
25 December Christmas Day, Birthday of Jesus Christ for many Christians, American Holiday
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