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✨Sabbats✨
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Sabbats
Sabbats are kind of like holidays! Except they are for witches! There are eight Sabbats that witches adhere to. These are major holidays and usually last a few days with lots of traditions and a rich history.
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Imbolc (February 2)
The Imbolc sabbat is celebrating the return of spring. Corn husk dolls called Brid'o'gas are made.
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Ostara (March 19-22)
Ostara is celebrated on March 19-22. Ostara is celebrated for the Spring Equinox, a time where we celebrate fertility and rebirth. Plant seeds/tend to your garden and take walks looking for signs of spring.
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Beltane (May 1)
Beltane is celebrated May 1st. This sabbat celebrates fertility. Many people choose to try and have a baby at this time or just have a lot of sex. Also celebrated with bonfires and dancing.
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Litha (June 19-23)
Litha is celebrated on June 19-23. The Summer Solstice, celebrates the longest day of the year. People often light candles and have bonfires to represent the sun.
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Lughnasadh (August 1st)
Lughnasadh is celebrated August 1st. This sabbat is the first of the fall harvests, gingerbread are often made at this time.
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Mabon (September 21-24)
Mabon is celebrated September 21-24. The Fall Equinox and second of the fall harvests.
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Samhain (November 1)
Samhain is celebrated November 1st. This Sabbat is the third and final fall harvest, celebration of the dead. A huge feast is made and extra place setting are set for your ancestors, the altar is decorated in memorabilia or trinkets from your ancestors.
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Yule (December 20-23)
Yule is celebrated December 20-23. Yule is the Winter Solstice, rebirth. This is celebrated like Christmas.
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Southern Hemisphere Sabbat Dates

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