2023 wheel of the year

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Discover what the Sabbats mean and when to celebrate each.

The wheel of Year spread in the 2023 edition of the Witches' Almanac includes the pagan festivals, lunation dates and zodiac signs.

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Wheel of the Year

This Wheel of the Year Guide describes the 8 pagan sabbats and seasonal festival celebrations. It provides information on each sabbat's correspondence and activities. This guide will help you celebrate each season to the fullest and allows you to fully enjoy the full wheel of the year. This is a 9-page PDF and is a printable only product (8.5 by 11in).

To some, as soon as they think of the wheel of the year, they imagine dark pagan rituals on summer solstices along with black magic and other things that go bump in the night. And yes it is true that the official Wheel of the Year calendar and its dates were settled by those in

In many ways Pagan Sabbats are already ingrained in mainstream culture. Halloween, Christmas, Easter and May Day are just a few examples.