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Hoping everyone enjoyed a magickal Beltane. Here is a beautiful image created by the lovely Naomi Cornock. Beltane/Beltaine 30th of April 1st of May. Beltane or Beltaine, meaning bright fire and of the four fire Sabbats. It is often associated with fertility and abundance and is considered the beginning of summer. It’s the joining of the energies of the young virile lord and the lady changing from maiden to mother. From the fertile potential of Spring energy to the golden d...ays of summer growth for a bountiful harvest. This is traditionally a popular time for handfastings and conceiving children. It officially begins at moonrise on May Day Eve when cattle and other livestock were driven between fires to bless them and their offspring to be healthy and strong. Correspondences South-East Fire red/yellow mare, dove Lover/Virgin Goddess:(Ker)Rhiannon; Olwen; Elen; Blodeuwedd

The element of Air brings new beginnings, hope, ability, wakefulness, light and purpose. It possesses the qualities of Communication, intelligence, discernment, vision and wisdom. Air is in the desire to learn and fully understand. Air is always moving, traveling, and churning, much like thoughts in an inquisitive mind. Air is flexible, fast, new, changeable, unstable, and communicative. Air is invigorating and fresh; bringing healing, purification and rebirth/new beginnings within our magick. ~ Astrea Taylor; Air Magic: elements of witchcraft

We are in the season of Air March 21/22 to June 20.

Hoping everyone enjoyed a magickal Spring equinox/ Ostara. Had to share a lovely art piece by Naomi Cornock. Ostara Spring Equinox 21st/22nd of March. It is traditionally the day of equilibrium, neither harsh winter or the merciless summer, and is a time of childish wonder, growth and rejoicing in the return of the light and warmth. Ostara is the celebration of the beginning of spring proper. March/April is the peak time of year for the appearance of eggs, which were a hi...ghly valued source of protein for our winter-starved ancestors. Ostara’s legacy is all those coloured eggs which many of us still hang on trees, or hide for our children to find every year. The deity associated with this festival, in Europe (from the Germanic pantheon) is known as Eostre or Ostara, the maiden goddess of fertility, the dancing white maiden wreathed in flowers. She is the joy and vigour of youth, the awakening earth, warm days of showers and sunshine, the spring dance of the hares, the return of the birds and the appearance of much needed fresh greens. All hail the maiden as she washes away the cold nights of winter and heralds the warm welcoming days of spring. Correspondences East Water/Earth green/gold hare, hen Goddess: Sulis, Eostra, Ostara

Hope everyone enjoyed a magickal IMBOLc. Had to share this lovely piece of art work by Naomi Cornock. Imbolc (Candlemass, Imbolg, Imbole) 1st/2nd of February. This holiday is also known as Candlemass, or Brigid’s Day. One of the 4 Celtic Fire Festivals of the 8 Sabbats in the wheel. It commemorates the changing of the Goddess from the Crone to the Maiden, and the beginning of spring, the quickening of the year. At this time pagans in the northern hemisphere honour the leng...thening of the days by cleansing away the long winter in various ways, from spring cleaning the home to visiting the holy wells. A time for cleansing bodies and spirits. The lighting of many candles and large bonfire celebrates the strengthening sun god and honours the maiden goddess, who represents the hope for fertility and bounty in the following growing season. Correspondences North-East Fire/Earth white/red White swan, cow Maiden Goddess: Brigit, Bridie, Blodeuwedd Sun God: Bel, Belenos