Llewellyn's 2022 Witches' Calendar

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Full moon – Long Nights Moon, or Cold Moon, at 11:09 pm. Now is a good season for spiritual alchemy. It’s time to evaluate your life, and know that you’ll survive the dark times. If you’ve already put the darkness behind you, take your good fortune and share it with others. Moon Phases Calendar, iPad planner for Goodnotes & Notability, Dated 2023 Cute Celestial Lunar Calendar, Southern Hemisphere Sunday Start Moon Digital Planner, Goal setting Planner, For iPad, Goodnotes Planner & Notability Planner, Dated 2023 Calendar, Celestial Blush Rose Gold Moon Calendar with Moon phases, iPad planner for Goodnotes & Notability, Dated 2023 Cute Celestial Lunar Calendar, Sunday Start Maroon

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Please note that all dates are based on Northern Hemisphere events unless otherwise noted, and the full moon dates and times displayed here are based upon the Farmer’s Almanac schedules, which is listed in Eastern Standard Time. You may need to adjust the time for these depending on where you live. January 2022 You might also want to read this article, on how to celebrate the sabbats seasonally, using agricultural markers rather than calendar dates: https://www.learnreligions.com/celebrating-the-sabbats-seasonally-2562053 Full moon — Storm Moon, or Worm Moon, at 3:20 am. Use this month’s moon phase to celebrate balance, rebirth, and renewal

Roman Festival of Parentalia, a time of quiet, personal reflection, in which the ancestors were honored

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Disablot, a Norse Heathen celebration to mark new beginnings, honor land wights, and charm the plow for the upcoming planting season

Full moon – Mourning Moon, Beaver Moon, or Frost Moon, at 6:02 am. Why not use this month to shed your bad habits and toxic relationships, and get a fresh start? Work on developing and strengthening your connection with the Divine as well. Moon Calendar with Moon phases, iPad planner for Goodnotes & Notability, Dated 2023 Cute Celestial Lunar Calendar, Sunday Start Neutral Birthday of folklorist Sir James Frazier, 1854. Frazier’s work, The Golden Bough, is a must-read for anyone interested in modern Paganism, and the mythologies of the past As if that wasn’t enough, what if you live in an area where August is wet and rainy, or dry and windy?

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Features: Lunar Guided Business Planner, Launches, Sales, Bookkeeping, Content Creation, Brainstorming, 3-month Daily & Weekly Planner, New & Full Moon Forecasts, Monthly, and Weekly Goal Setting, Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. And what it depends on is the practitioner’s tradition. For example, a lot of Neopagan trads consider all the summer months – June, July, August – to be associated with Fire; after all, it’s hot and sunny, so that’s reasonable. Features: Elemental Magic, Making Potions, Seasonal Energies, Moon Forecast for 2022, over 100 magical tips So what I’d suggest is this: think about what the climate and agricultural conditions are where you live. Is it harvest season, or are you in the southern hemisphere, where it’s cold and chilly during August? Is it hot and muggy? Wet and soggy? Dry and arid? Figure that out, and you should be able to figure out what’s most appropriate for you.

Leesil, excellent question – and one that doesn’t have a concrete answer. Like so many things in modern Pagan beliefs, the answer is “Ehhh, depends…”