The Wheel of the Year is a pagan concept that represents the cyclical nature of the seasons and the changing of the year. It is a way for pagans to acknowledge and celebrate the different phases of nature and the energy that accompanies each season. The Wheel of the Year is often depicted as a circular diagram divided into eight sections, each representing a specific festival or sabbat. These festivals are observed throughout the year and mark important moments in the agricultural and natural cycles. The first festival of the Wheel of the Year is Imbolc, which usually falls on February 1st or 2nd. Imbolc marks the beginning of spring and is traditionally associated with the purification of the land and the welcoming of the returning sunlight.
All the song are taken from BRUTALIZED RECORDS releases except tracks 18 and 19 that don't belong to BRUTALIZED RECORDS and are in this compilation for promotional effects of these Colombian bands.
All the song are taken from BRUTALIZED RECORDS releases except tracks 18 and 19 that don t belong to BRUTALIZED RECORDS and are in this compilation for promotional effects of these Colombian bands. All the song are taken from BRUTALIZED RECORDS releases except tracks 18 and 19 that don t belong to BRUTALIZED RECORDS and are in this compilation for promotional effects of these Colombian bands.
Imbolc marks the beginning of spring and is traditionally associated with the purification of the land and the welcoming of the returning sunlight. The second festival is Ostara, which occurs around the Spring Equinox, usually on March 21st. Ostara celebrates the arrival of spring in full bloom and is a time of balance between light and dark.
Mummification – Runes Of Blood
Enhanced CD in jewelcase with 4-page booklet.
The enhanced part contains a complete compilation from Bruzutalized Records in mp4 format (only audio).
1st catalog # BR-008 is printed on the spine.
2nd catalog # BR008 is printed on the CD.
Recorded at Trident Studios, Ca. nov. 2004.
Ⓒ&Ⓟ 2005 BRUTALIZED RECORDS
Taken from the enhanced info text:
BRUTALIZED RECORDS Brutalized Sampler V 2.0:
1. COFFIN TEXTS - Their Bodies, Our Souls | from ‘Gods Of Creation, Death & Afterlife’ CD reissue 2004
2. COFFIN TEXTS - Coffin Texts | from ‘Gods Of Creation, Death & Afterlife’ CD reissue 2004
3. FORNICATION - Mournful Presence | from ‘Unleashed Wrath’ CD 2004
4. FORNICATION - Consciously Lost | from ‘Unleashed Wrath’ CD 2004
5. GOREINHALED - Under Sodomy of Hangman | from ‘Fetus in Fetu’ CD 2004
6. GOREINHALED - Common Grave | from ‘Fetus in Fetu’ CD 2004
7. PHALOGORE - Extraction of Fetal Pieces | from 'Child Burner' CD 2005
8. PHALOGORE - Phalogore | from 'Child Burner' CD 2005
9. WORMEATEN - Crying Cadaverine | from 'Tortured Cadaveric Humanity' CD 2005
10. WORMEATEN - Rusty Chains and Claustrophobia | from 'Tortured Cadaveric Humanity' CD 2005
11. GOREPHAGIA - Espermatograma | from split w/BEAUTICIAN CD 2005
12. GOREPHAGIA - Leprodermia | from split w/BEAUTICIAN CD 2005
13. BEAUTICIAN - UltimateBarberism (sic) | from split w/GOREPHAGIA CD 2005
14. BEAUTICIAN - Body Bag | from split w/GOREPHAGIA CD 2005
15. BEAUTICIAN - Waxed up for Public View| from split w/GOREPHAGIA CD 2005
16. MUMIFICATION - Runes of Blood | from 'Runes of Blood' CD 2005
17. MUMIFICATION - The Weak Shall Conform | from 'Runes of Blood' CD 2005
18.*EXTREMELY ROTTEN FLESH - Full of Hate | from 'promo 2004' CD
19. SUPPURATION - Decrepita Masturbation | from 'Pain And Suffering' CD 2005
*E.R.F.= EXTREMELY ROTTEN FLESH
All tracks are courtesy of BRUTALIZED RECORDS except:
track 18 by E.R.F
track 19 by MUTILATED RECORDS
All the song are taken from BRUTALIZED RECORDS releases except tracks 18 and 19 that don't belong to BRUTALIZED RECORDS and are in this compilation for promotional effects of these Colombian bands.
It is associated with fertility, growth, and new beginnings. Beltane, the third festival, takes place on May 1st and marks the beginning of summer. Beltane is a celebration of fertility, love, and abundance. It is a time of joyous activities and often includes bonfires, dancing, and the weaving of maypoles. Litha, also known as Midsummer or the Summer Solstice, falls on June 21st. This festival celebrates the peak of summer and the longest day of the year. It is a time for honoring the sun and its energy, as well as for reflection and gratitude. Lammas, the fifth festival, occurs around August 1st. Lammas marks the first harvest and is a time to give thanks for the abundance of the land. It is also a moment to recognize the cycle of life and death, as the harvest represents the sacrifice of the crops for sustenance. Mabon, or the Autumn Equinox, falls on September 21st. It is a festival of balance, as day and night are equal once again. Mabon is a time to give thanks for the fruits of the land and to prepare for the coming winter. Samhain, the seventh festival, takes place on October 31st and is often celebrated as Halloween. Samhain is considered the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. It is a time to honor the ancestors, communicate with spirits, and contemplate the cycle of life. The final festival of the Wheel of the Year is Yule, which falls on the Winter Solstice, typically around December 21st. Yule celebrates the rebirth of the sun and the return of light after the longest night. It is a time for reflection, renewal, and the sharing of warmth and joy. Overall, the Wheel of the Year is a pagan tradition that acknowledges the interconnectedness of nature and the seasons. It serves as a reminder to live in harmony with the cycles of life and to honor the Earth and its gifts..
Reviews for "The Pagan Wheel of the Year: Connecting with Ancestral Traditions"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Wheel of the Year Pagan". The book lacked depth and substance, and I felt like the author was just regurgitating information that can be easily found online. The content felt scattered and poorly organized, making it difficult to follow along and gain any meaningful knowledge from it. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a comprehensive and well-written guide to Pagan practices.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I had high hopes for "Wheel of the Year Pagan" but was ultimately let down. The book seemed more like a generic overview of Paganism rather than a detailed exploration of the Wheel of the Year. The information provided was basic and lacked any real depth or personal insights. Additionally, the writing style was dry and uninspiring. I would suggest looking for alternative resources if you're genuinely interested in learning about the Wheel of the Year and its significance in Paganism.
3. David - 2/5 stars - As someone who was looking to deepen their understanding of Paganism, I found "Wheel of the Year Pagan" to be quite underwhelming. The book barely scratched the surface of the topic and failed to provide any meaningful insights or practical guidance. I was hoping for a more comprehensive and engaging read, but instead, I was left feeling unsatisfied and uneducated. Overall, I would not recommend this book for those seeking a more in-depth exploration of Pagan beliefs and practices.