The next pagan holiday is called Samhain, which is observed on October 31st. Samhain marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter in the Northern Hemisphere. It is a time when the veil between the living and the spirit world is believed to be thinnest, making it a significant time for communicating with ancestors and spirits. Many pagans celebrate Samhain by participating in rituals and ceremonies to honor their ancestors, as well as by carving pumpkins, lighting bonfires, and dressing up in costumes. Additionally, Samhain is often seen as a time for introspection, reflection, and letting go of the old in preparation for the new..
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Wiccan Holidays (2021 Edition)
The world of Wicca is governed by the Wheel of the Year–our annual cycle of eight major holidays (sometimes called sabbats). Each of these holidays highlights a sacred aspect of our magickal craft, and they’re honestly one of the best parts about being a Wiccan.
However, some of these holidays don’t fall on the same day every year, since they correspond with the sun and moon cycles and not our modern calendar. Figuring out when exactly a holiday occurs can be a pain, but we’re here to help!
Below, you’ll find the specific dates for Wiccan holidays in 2021. You’ll also find some information about how each one is celebrated so that you can join in on the fun yourself!
Let’s explore the witchy world of 2021!
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