Wicca is a modern pagan religion of nature and magic — a path of witches who honor the Goddess and God, turn the eight-fold Wheel of the sabbats, and work their will through ritual, spell, and the quiet craft of the everyday. Here you will find its holy days, its tools, its rites, and its spells.
The Wheel of the Year
Next Sabbat
Begin Here — The Old Ways
Begin the Path
The Working Craft
Moon & Devotion
The Eight Sabbats
February 1ImbolcThe first stirring beneath frozen soil — Brigid’s white flame kindled in the dark, and the quiet promise that the wheel has turned back toward the light.March 20OstaraDay and night held in perfect balance, then tipping toward the sun. The hare, the egg, the green fuse of the waking world.May 1BeltaneHawthorn in flower and the hedge alight. Twin fires lit, the old union of earth and sky, desire made holy.June 21LithaThe sun at its longest reign, oak-crowned and blazing — a height that is also a threshold, for from here the light begins its long descent.August 1LammasThe first loaf broken from the first grain. The god goes willingly under the scythe so the people may eat — gratitude with a blade in it.September 22MabonThe second harvest, the balance-point of gold and shadow. The orchard heavy, the table laid, the year exhaling toward rest.October 31SamhainThe veil worn thin as a moth’s wing. The ancestors drawn close to the candle, the dark door standing open — the witch’s truest new year.December 21YuleThe longest night, and the sun reborn from its own heart. Evergreen and ember against the cold — the vow that light always returns.
