Calendar

This article provides an overview of Anthesterion, the eighth month in the ancient Attic calendar system used by Athenians during the classical period, examining its position within the calendar cycle and its approximate correspondence to February or March in the modern Gregorian calendar.

This article provides an overview of December’s significance within contemporary witchcraft and folk tradition, examining the month’s historical naming conventions, seasonal correspondences, and associated magical practices.

This article provides an overview of September’s cultural, astrological, and spiritual significance within contemporary witchcraft and folk traditions. It examines the month’s etymological origins, its association with the autumn equinox celebration of Mabon, and the correspondences—including symbols, colors, herbs, and crystals—commonly employed in seasonal magical practice.

This article provides an overview of July’s cultural, historical, and spiritual significance within folk traditions and contemporary witchcraft practice. It examines the month’s etymological origins, alternative names across various cultures, and its position within Celtic and First Nations calendrical systems, while detailing associated magical correspondences, seasonal themes, and ritual practices centered on abundance, harvest, and gratitude.