Wheel of the Year
Wheel of the Year
Annual cycle of seasonal festivals observed by modern and historical pagans.
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September equinox
When sun appears directly over equator.
14%
Lughnasadh
Irish holiday and Gaelic harvest festival.
6%
Imbolc
Gaelic festival and feast day of Saint Brigid.
4.1%
Beltane
Gaelic May Day festival.
3.9%
Mabon ap Modron
Welsh mythological character.
3.7%
Insular Celts
Speakers of the Insular Celtic languages in the British Isles and Brittany.
3.1%
Yule
Winter festival.
2.7%
March equinox
When sun appears directly over equator.
2.4%
Wicca
Modern syncretic pagan religion.
2.4%
Lammas
Christian holiday marking the blessing of First Fruits.
2.4%
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September equinox
When sun appears directly over equator.
12%
Wicca
Modern syncretic pagan religion.
7.1%
Lammas
Christian holiday marking the blessing of First Fruits.
6.4%
Quarter days
Four dates in each year.
4.4%
Lughnasadh
Irish holiday and Gaelic harvest festival.
2.9%
Imbolc
Gaelic festival and feast day of Saint Brigid.
1.8%
Beltane
Gaelic May Day festival.
1.8%
Coven
Group or gathering of witches.
1.6%
Ēostre
Germanic goddess.
1.1%
Equinox
Semi-annual astronomical event where the Sun is directly above the Earth's equator.
1%