Moon and Minerals 
A Spiritual Journal

As the Earth sheds its wintry cloak and welcomes the warmth of the Sun, the ancient rhythms of nature come alive in celebration.

The movements of the Sun and the changing seasons can pass by largely unnoticed by many of us. We might notice the increasingly earlier...

Marking the half way point between the Winter Solstice (Yule) and the Spring Equinox (Ostara), Imbolc is the beginning of Spring. As the...

Yule is a pagan celebration of the Winter Solstice, which marks the longest night of the year and therefore the return of the Sun. On...

What most people now know as Halloween is actually an ancient Celtic celebration of New Year known as Samhain (pronounced in Gaelic as...

We are turning the Wheel of the Year to Mabon on Sunday 22rd September. Mabon is pagan holiday for the Autumn Equinox. This means Summer...

In the Wheel of the Year, today, 1st of August is the celebration of Lughnasadh (pronounced loo-NAS-ah). Also known as Lammas, this is...

Following the Wheel of the Year and its eight sabbaths is a fairly new practice for me, but for many modern pagans and witches it is an...