Wiccan Christmas Tradition at Rosemary Hurwitz blog

Wiccan Christmas Tradition. In neopagan traditions, yule (also known as jól) is when the god, who sacrificed himself at samhain, has journeyed through the underworld and, in the embrace of the goddess, becomes the child of light. A wonderful wiccan yule adventure awaits you below, full of folklore, magick, art and crafts, foods and so much more! Here are the tales of several christmas witches. the wheel of the year is a physical representation of the eight pagan festivals that celebrate nature’s life cycles. yule is the time to celebrate the rebirth of the light after the very darkest part of the year. if you decorate your home with a yule tree, holly or candles, you are following some of these old traditions. So let us dive in and celebrate the return of the sun! yule is a witch’s christmas and is actually where most christmas traditions come from.

yule is the time to celebrate the rebirth of the light after the very darkest part of the year. the wheel of the year is a physical representation of the eight pagan festivals that celebrate nature’s life cycles. yule is a witch’s christmas and is actually where most christmas traditions come from. Here are the tales of several christmas witches. if you decorate your home with a yule tree, holly or candles, you are following some of these old traditions. In neopagan traditions, yule (also known as jól) is when the god, who sacrificed himself at samhain, has journeyed through the underworld and, in the embrace of the goddess, becomes the child of light. A wonderful wiccan yule adventure awaits you below, full of folklore, magick, art and crafts, foods and so much more! So let us dive in and celebrate the return of the sun!

This year's winter solstice altar with my Yule drawing as the

Wiccan Christmas Tradition In neopagan traditions, yule (also known as jól) is when the god, who sacrificed himself at samhain, has journeyed through the underworld and, in the embrace of the goddess, becomes the child of light. yule is a witch’s christmas and is actually where most christmas traditions come from. A wonderful wiccan yule adventure awaits you below, full of folklore, magick, art and crafts, foods and so much more! the wheel of the year is a physical representation of the eight pagan festivals that celebrate nature’s life cycles. Here are the tales of several christmas witches. if you decorate your home with a yule tree, holly or candles, you are following some of these old traditions. In neopagan traditions, yule (also known as jól) is when the god, who sacrificed himself at samhain, has journeyed through the underworld and, in the embrace of the goddess, becomes the child of light. yule is the time to celebrate the rebirth of the light after the very darkest part of the year. So let us dive in and celebrate the return of the sun!