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Light, Love, and Festive Delights: Embracing Litha and Midsummer Celebrations

Light, Love, and Festive Delights: Embracing Litha and Midsummer Celebrations

Experience the enchantment of Litha & Midsummer: Celebrate light, love, and abundance. Discover Wiccan traditions and the vibrant festivities of Swedish Midsummer.
— Alicia Lufolk
Tagged: celebration festival folk folklore god goddess gods heathen history holidays magic pagan paganism Sabbat wicca
Solstice's Song: The Eternal Dance of Oak and Holly

Solstice's Song: The Eternal Dance of Oak and Holly

This poem is inspired by the everlasting battle between the Holly king and the Oak king that takes place every summer solstice, in various neopagan traditions. Wicca is one of...
— Alicia Lufolk
Tagged: celebration celt gods heathen history magic mythology myths pagan paganism solstice wicca witch
The Lucia tradition: What is it and how it is celebrated

The Lucia tradition: What is it and how it is celebrated

Lucia is a tradition whereby girls are dressed like the patron saint of light, Saint Lucia, on December 13 in Scandinavian countries such as Sweden, Norway and Finland. The tradition takes place on December 13 and is an important part of the Christmas season.
— Philip Lufolk
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