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This circular diagram illustrates the eight key solar festivals observed in nature-based spiritual traditions, particularly within Celtic, Wiccan, and Druidic cosmologies. The circle is divided into eight equal segments, each labeled with a sacred day that aligns with either a solstice, equinox, or cross-quarter point. The holidays and their positions: Yule (Dec 20–23) — Top of the circle Represents the Winter Solstice, the longest night and rebirth of the Sun. Imbolc (Feb 1) — Upper right A cross-quarter day marking the first signs of spring, tied to light returning. Ostara (Mar 19–22) — Right side The Spring Equinox, a moment of balance between light and dark. Beltane (May 1) — Lower right A cross-quarter day associated with fertility, fire, and life blossoming. Litha (Jun 19–23) — Bottom of the circle The Summer Solstice, when daylight is at its maximum. Lughnasadh (Aug 1) — Lower left A cross-quarter day that honors the first harvest and solar maturity. Mabon (Sep 21–

This circular diagram illustrates the eight key solar festivals observed in nature-based spiritual traditions, particularly within Celtic, Wiccan, and Druidic cosmologies. The circle is divided into eight equal segments, each labeled with a sacred day that aligns with either a solstice, equinox, or cross-quarter point. The holidays and their positions: Yule (Dec 20–23) — Top of the circle Represents the Winter Solstice, the longest night and rebirth of the Sun. Imbolc (Feb 1) — Upper right A cross-quarter day marking the first signs of spring, tied to light returning. Ostara (Mar 19–22) — Right side The Spring Equinox, a moment of balance between light and dark. Beltane (May 1) — Lower right A cross-quarter day associated with fertility, fire, and life blossoming. Litha (Jun 19–23) — Bottom of the circle The Summer Solstice, when daylight is at its maximum. Lughnasadh (Aug 1) — Lower left A cross-quarter day that honors the first harvest and solar maturity. Mabon (Sep 21–

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Jun 20, 20256 min read

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