Tag: Paganism

One of the four major fire festivals of the Wiccan Wheel of the Year, Beltane symbolizes birth and fertility.

Beltane: Rituals, Recipes and Lore for May Day is a perfect guide to ignite the spark of creativity, of growth, of love and of promise.

Ostara is associated with the Earth’s renewal and fertility after the long winter.

Animal Messengers may be a useful resource for anyone interested in wildlife and symbol and synchronicity. Its entries are meant to prompt personal inquiry and self-realization.

Coming next in the Wheel of the Year after Yule, the return of the light, is Imbolc on February 2, the time of renewal and preparation.

Imbolc: Rituals, Recipe & Lore for Brigid’s Day is a small book packed with information for Imbolc and beyond.

The Pagan Ways Tarot is a wonderful and rich source of knowledge for the Pagan tarot reader.

Anglo-Saxon Heathenry is sometimes called Fyrnsidu, and is a nebulous and lesser-understood branch of Germanic cultural Heathenry.

Practical Astrology for Witches and Pagans is a book to grow with.

In Kink Magic: Sex Magic Beyond Vanilla, Taylor Ellwood and Lupa magick and kinky sex, and present a perspective on the topic that is the right mix of serious and light-hearted.

Yule or the winter solstice -- December 21 or 22 in the northern hemisphere -- was celebrated as the point of survival through half the winter.

With this publication, Morgan Daimler has written a thorough and extensively researched book on the great Irish goddess of battle, the Morrigan.