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Cinco De Mayo and Beltaine Celebrations Combined in South CarolinaSee how one group combined the traditions of Cinco de Mayo and Beltaine at their annual festival.
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Ten Ways to Celebrate Beltaine (Beltane)Whether you are a pagan looking for a new way to celebrate Beltaine or Beltane or anyone else just wanting to celebrate spring, try one of these festive ideas.
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Pagan Holidays: What is Beltaine?Learn about Beltaine, a pagan fertility festival celebrated in early May.
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A Family Guide to Celebrating the Pagan Sabbat BeltaineThis article teaches the reader how to celebrate Beltaine with their family.
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May Day CelebrationMay Day or Beltaine is one of the most important holidays in the Pagan calander. It's orgins predate the birth of Christ and it is still celebrated the world over.
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Songs and Stories for Halloween and SamhainThese songs and stories are appropriate to the season of Halloween/Samhain/All Soul's Night, set to October 31. Most of these songs are very beautiful but the words are scarey!
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A Beginner's Guide to Choosing and Using a Magic WandThere are literally hundreds of different wands available on the market, and these are made from a variety of different materials. If you really want to buy a wand instead of making your own, be careful in the wand that you choose.
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May Day Celebration IdeasThis article discusses the history of May Day and ideas on how to celebrate.
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Aos SiThe Celts have a very interesting and unique mythology with very interesting people in it. They also consider their ancestors sacred.
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Celebrating Samhain: A Mix of the Old and NewWhile many people only celebrate the fun, scary parts, of Halloween, there are still many people who also celebrate the change in the seasons, and even take the time to try to connect with or pay respect to the dead: a holiday called 'Samhain.' -
Celebrating Mid-SummerAmazingly the Mid-Summer is not just a Shakespearian play, but the day marking the longest day/shortest night of the year.
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The Origins of May DayObserved on May 1, this mid-spring folk holiday is a fusion of Ancient Roman floral festivals and Celtic traditions celebrating the beginning of summer.
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2010 Wiccan Holidays2010 dates for full moons, new moons and sabbats are important to Wiccans. Lunar schedules and wheel-of-the-year holidays are vital to planning the new year and setting new year's resolutions.
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The Real HalloweenDiscover which traditions your family follows that our Celtic ansestors may have followed as well, and what they mean.. -
Celebrating First Harvest Festivals in AugustThe beginning of August marks the First Harvest, a harvest festival celebrated by people all over the world, as well as by Neo-Pagans today. This festival involves family, lots of food, and games and celebrations.
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The May Day Fairie Festival at Spoutwood FarmIn many cultures May 1st signifies a time to celebrate spring. This celebration is often referred to as May Day. The May Day Fairie Festival at Spoutwood Farm in Glen Rock, PA is an annual celebration that will be held on May 4th, 5th, and 6th this year. -
Mayday: Maypole Dancing and MoreThe first day of May is a holiday in England and customs that date back centuries are part of the traditional way to welcome summer.
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Origins of HalloweenThe people known as the Celtic society were influenced by the Druids. The intellectuals of the Celts promoted several festivals. One such celebration was Samhein pronounced sow-en. Today known as Halloween.
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What to Watch this Halloween HolidayOctober is the month for Halloween movies and cartoons to be seen. A lot of networks run specials leading up to that spooky day of October 31st. You'll be able to find pretty much everything you want... -
The Origional Valentines DayA February day devoted to love, romance, procreation and new beginings actually dates back to the ancient Celts.
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Yule-Tide SeasonThis is time of celebration around the world, but where did these traditions origionate? -
Many Easter Traditions Origionated with the Rite of the Vernal EquinoxFrom rabbits to eggs to the resurection, many of these traditions span the globe and have for aeons.
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