“The winter solstice is celebrated at this time in the northern hemisphere but it is now time to celebrate the summer solstice (Litha) in the southern hemisphere due to the seasonal differences. Yule is when the dark half of the year relinquishes to the light half. Starting the next morning at sunrise, the sun climbs just a little higher and stays a little longer in the sky each day. Known as Solstice Night, or the longest night of the year, the sun's "rebirth" was celebrated with much joy.” (source: wicca.com)

On December 4th 2025, the full moon will take place in Gemini. The moon will be opposing the sun and mars in Sagittarius, which is fitting for the moments gearing up for holiday gatherings where many of us have to deal with the overwhelming bustle of getting things ready for gifts and family gatherings, the overstimulation of a house full of relatives, and maybe even some tense relationships that have a pattern of resulting in conflict or high stress moments during the holidays.

Litha sits opposite of Yule on the Wheel of the Year as the longest day of the calendar year. Light and life are abundant. From this point forward, each day becomes shorter and shorter until we reach Yule. We celebrate the beauty of life at its fullest point and the blossomed world around us.

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This Saturday March 29th, there will be a new moon and partial solar eclipse taking place in Ares. This continues the series of eclipses happening this year, and it is accompanied by a lot of other chaotic astrological phenomena. After checking in with

Grab your bestie, Mama, or favorite person and dress up as a Faery with us to support our 1st Annual Spring Faery Garden Party Fundraiser for our Period Closet Project

This month's full moon is the worm moon, named for the time of year when the worms are beginning to come out of hibernation after the winter, but blossoms aren’t quite ready to bloom on

Ostara is the halfway point between Yule (Winter Solstice) and Litha (Summer Solstice), where day and night are in perfect balance as the Sun is making it's grand return. Ostara is recognized as the first day of Spring. The cold winter

Today is a New Moon! This is going to be a great New Moon in Pisces. The moon is joined in Pisces by the sun,

The February “snow moon” in Leo takes place on February 12, 2025, rising at 5:29 pm, and setting the next morning at 7:17 am. The snow moon is associated with