Summer Solstice

Blessed Summer Solstice to the Angels of the northern hemisphere and Blessed Winter Solstice to the southern hemisphere Angels. Today the people of the north joins in celebration, all focused in appreciation for the Source and its power that pumps life and light into all things, abundantly, lavishly, without a thought or care of whether there is already too much...it flows, it grows, and it continues to fill, until it just doesn't and we immerse ourselves back into the darkness once again…

If you're looking for Samhain rituals and traditions to do in 2024, then read on: we're sharing everything we know about Samhain as practicing pagans. If you're fan of Halloween, then you probably know that

The Summer Solstice is a sacred time, commemorated by our ancestors through fire and ceremony, honoring the sun as it peaks high in the sky and stretches the day into the longest of the year. It’s often said to be a time of new beginnings; with the changing of the seasons, we say goodbye to a long, stagnant period of

Litha (also called Mid-Summer) is the celebration of the Summer solstice. The longest day and the shortest night of the year. It's a time of

Happy summer solstice! Here’s a recipe to honour the day: (Makes about 30 cupcakes or 2 big cakes) Ingredients: Cake: 450g plain flour 225g butter 4 tbsp honey 150g sugar 1 tsp baking powder…

The Summer Solstice is the day with the longest period of sunlight. In the northern hemisphere the Summer Solstice usually falls on June 20, 21, or 22. In 2022, it is on June 21. Continue reading for some fun ways to celebrate this time of year!