Note that these are in the Northern Hemisphere~~
~Samhain (Hallowe'en), October 31st;;;; Pagan New Year, Honouring the Dead, Cleansing and releasing
~Yule (Christmas), December 21st (Winter Solstice);;;;; Rebirth, Life triumphs over death
~Bridgid/ Imbolc (Candlemas), February 2nd;;;;; Purification, Initiation, Dedication
~Eostara/ Lady Day (Easter), March 21st (Spring Equinox);;;;; Conception, Regeneration, New Beginnings
~Beltane/ May Day (May Day), May 1st;;;;; Passion that fuels Life, Joy, Fertility
~Litcha/ Midsummer, June 21st (Summer Solstice);;;;;; Transition, Planning
~Lammas/ Lughnasadh (First Harvest), August 1st;;;;;; Gratitude, Abundance, Fruition
~Mabon (Thanksgiving or Second Harvest), September 21st (Autumn Equinox);;;;;;; Giving thanks, Reflection
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It doesn't really matter whether you celebrate a Sabbat on your own or with others, in a quiet gathering or a full-drama ritual. You just have to:
1) Honour the Divine in every aspect of life
2) Take the opportunity to recharge your spiritual batteries
3) Align yourself with the Earth's shifting energies
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