A fresh look at the wheel of the year, drawing on the power of intuition to create rituals and celebrations in harmony with your own traditions, your locale, and the climate of where you live.
Year of the Witch covers all aspects of this new, seasonal practice: The origins of the neo-pagan wheel of the Year and why it is still so relevant today Culture, historical facts, and traditions associat.
It\'s of interest to witches coming off the Wiccan path and looking for a more personal approach to celebrating the rhythms of nature.
Year of the Witch will help readers create their own Intuitive practices in harmony with the climate, culture, and local spirits where they live.
But what about a wheel of the Year for the rest of us pagans and witches? As a witch living in sunny South Florida, longtime hereditary witch Temperance Alden has often felt at odds gearing up to celebrate Yule, for example, when it is 76 degrees and sunny outside.
Year of the Witch covers all aspects of this new, seasonal practice: The origins of the neo-pagan wheel of the Year and why it is still so relevant today Culture, historical facts, and traditions associated with the major ceremonies Basic principles of land-based Magick How to intuitively connect to the nature below your feet and the local gods Being a custodian to the land and its impact on our spiritual practice In her much-needed and brilliant Year of the Witch, Temperance Alden guides readers to observe their own land, celestial cycles, seasonal cycles, and even their own biological cycles to inform their magickal year.-- Mat Auryn, author of Psychic Witch: A Metaphysical Guide to Meditation, Magick, and Manifestation When we think of the wheel of the year, the Wiccan wheel with its celebrations of the Yule, Beltane, Mabon, and Samhain come to mind.
It\'s of interest to witches coming off the Wiccan path and looking for a more personal approach to celebrating the rhythms of nature.
Year of the Witch will help readers create their own Intuitive practices in harmony with the climate, culture, and local spirits where they live.
But what about a wheel of the Year for the rest of us pagans and witches? As a witch living in sunny South Florida, longtime hereditary witch Temperance Alden has often felt at odds gearing up to celebrate Yule, for example, when it is 76 degrees and sunny outside.
When we think of the wheel of the year, the Wiccan wheel with its celebrations of the Yule, Beltane, Mabon, and Samhain come to mind.
A fresh look at the wheel of the year, drawing on the power of intuition to create rituals and celebrations in harmony with your own traditions, your locale, and the climate of where you live
