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How to Celebrate Winter Solstice: Traditions and Celebration Ideas
The winter solstice typically occurs on the 21st or 22nd of December in the Northern Hemisphere while those in the Southern Hemisphere celebrates on the 21st or 22nd of June. Click through to find traditional celebration ideas, crafts, and decorations you can make to celebrate the winter solstice!
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7 Sacred Plants for Yule, the Winter Solstice
The winter solstice, or Yule, is associated with a number of plants for spiritual purposes. Let's look at seven plants that are sacred to Yule.
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Yule. In ancient Scandinavia, this festival lasted 12 days (and nights). The first night of Yule (the night before the Solstice) was called the "mother's night". That night the Nordic Pagans used to sit and wait for the birth of the Sun God, Balder, born of the goddess Frigg and fathered by Odin. With the winter solstice, the goddess turned wheel of the year to give you a new point of departure.
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How to throw a Winter Solstice Celebration at home
Winter Solstice is December 21st each year and is one of the oldest celebrated holidays. It marks the first official day of winter and is the shortest day of the year. It's also a period of time when the sun sets and rises in the same part of the sky. In it's simplest form, it's a great day to gather with your friends and family, enjoy each others company and celebrate starting a new winter together! Decorate with a pine tree (or Christmas Tree!), pine cones, winter berries, rosemar...
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How to throw a Winter Solstice Celebration at home
Start a new tradition - throw a winter solstice party each year. Make it epic! Invite everyone you know!
a snowflake with the words 16 ways to celebrate the winter solstice
How to Celebrate Winter Solstice: Traditions and Celebration Ideas
The winter solstice typically occurs on the 21st or 22nd of December in the Northern Hemisphere while those in the Southern Hemisphere celebrates on the 21st or 22nd of June. Click through to find traditional celebration ideas, crafts, and decorations you can make to celebrate the winter solstice!
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Hold a Solitary Goddess Ritual for Yule, the Winter Solstice
Hold a Goddess Ritual for Yule, the Winter Solstice: Celebrate Yule with a simple ritual honoring the goddess of your tradition.
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Herbs have enormous magical power, as they hold the earth’s energy within them. Each herb has unique properties that can enhance one’s magical goals. Herbs also may have medicinal properties. The magical practitioner can draw upon either aspect when performing a spell.
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Moonwater is imbued with the energy of the Full or New Moon. It is great for many spells, for ritual drink on full moons or Sabbats, or just for a little extra Goddess energy. Use a glass bottle/jar filled with water left under the moon overnight (a garden or a window sill will do fine) . Add a blessing: “Blessed Moon lend your strength and courage to the water I make this night. May it be filled with your ever lasting love and healing power.
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Do you desire to live more simply and intentionally? Here's how creating your own rituals will help. | Why We Need Rituals (and how to develop your own) #minimalism #intention Minimalism Living, Simplify Life, Living Simply, Minimalist Life, The Simple Life, Simplifying Life, Live Simply, Simplify Your Life, Minimalist Lifestyle
Why We Need Rituals (and how to develop your own)
Do you desire to live more simply and intentionally? Here's how creating your own rituals will help. | Why We Need Rituals (and how to develop your own) #minimalism #intention