During the winter solstice, known as Yule, the Celtic pagans celebrated the rebirth of the sun and the return of light. This celebration was observed by hanging various decorations, such as evergreen boughs, mistletoe, and holly around their homes. The main idea behind these decorations was to symbolize fertility, renewal, and protection against evil spirits. Evergreens were especially significant as they represented the eternal cycle of life and served as a reminder that the sun would return and bring warmth and growth to the land once again. Mistletoe was considered a sacred plant and was hung from doorways and ceilings to bring good luck and ward off evil. Holly, with its bright red berries, was believed to have protective powers and was placed in windows and doorways to deter malevolent spirits.
Holly, with its bright red berries, was believed to have protective powers and was placed in windows and doorways to deter malevolent spirits. These Celtic pagan yule decorations not only added a festive touch to the homes but also served as important symbols of hope and renewal during the dark winter months..
Review The Green Witch Tarot from Ann Moura - Kiri Ostergaard Leonard
Please note: this review is based on material in French. This does not change the content of the review in any way, as the material is identical in both languages. Sorry I can't systematically offer me my tarot cards and books in both languages (I don't receive any gifts from the publishers) ! ^_^
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