A time to revel in life’s absurdities and have fun. The Sun God is nearly at his full strength. Symbols: Celebration; abundance; horn of plenty; bright colourful flowers; strawberries and other luscious red fruits and[...]

Midsummer – the sun is at its highest point – longest day and shortest night. Symbols: Sun; all things yellow, orange and round; full pregnancy; big oak branches; gardenias; poinsettias; cherries; plums; apricots; passionfruit. Herbs:[...]

The first harvest is done and the fruits of labour are celebrated and enjoyed. Symbols: Corn; grains; bread; wheat; large scythe; daisies for joy and uccess; grapes foropulence. Herbs: Acacia; blackberry; calendula; frankincense; mistletoe; oak;[...]

Sometimes referred to as Candlemass and Bridgid’s Day. Marks the end of winter and celebrates the return of the Sun God. Symbols: Seeds; wells; fire; white candles; whie flowers; female things. Herbs: Angelica; basil; bay;[...]