Yule has its origins in ancient Norse and Germanic pagan celebrations that marked the winter solstice, which marks the shortest day and longest night of the year. The Winter Solstice usually happens around December 21st. The ancient Norse believed that during this time, the sun was reborn, and the days would gradually lengthen. They enjoyed a twelve-day feast that celebrated the return of the sun.
Come to my FREE Winter Witch Party! 🎄
I’m having Winter Witch Week starting tomorrow, Monday, Dec 18th through Wednesday, Dec 20th.
I’ll be teaching how to use magick and astrology to manifest a magickal New Year.
Here’s the schedule:
❄️ Mon, Dec 18th: Old Year’s Audit & Collective Tarot Ritual
❄️ Tues, Dec 19th: New Year’s Astro Planning
❄️ Wed, Dec 20th: Vision Board Party
❄️ Thurs, Dec 21st: Winter Solstice Group Ritual
When you sign up, you’ll receive my Winter Witch Workbook right away, so you can start thinking about what you’d like to call into 2024.
On Thurs, Dec 21st, we’ll celebrate the Winter Solstice and welcome Winter with a community manifestation ritual.
Sign up at https://RedSoulflower.com/winter