Pagan christmas

Pagan & Ancient Roman roots, rituals & embodiment practicesAs the Sun enters the territory of the sea goat at 10:30pm EST, Dec 21, it brings with it Winter (in the Northern hemisphere) & a slow return of longer days. This shift also marks the Winter Solstice & beginning of Yuletide, an ancient pagan celebration lasting from Dec 21 to Jan 1. The traditions of today’s Christmas celebrations are deeply rooted in Yule, celebrated in Nordic countries & British Isles. During this time, trees were…

🎄Yule is the Pagan and Wiccan celebration of the winter solstice that is celebrated every December. The Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, and the days become longer again!! 🎄 Christmas actually evolved from pagan traditions celebrating the winter solstice. ... "In ancient Rome there was a feast called Saturnalia that celebrated the solstice. 🎄Yule Beginnings: These smokebundles represent new beginnings through the end of a harvest season into festivities of winter…

Christmas time is joyous. But is this holiday Christian? Are its pagan roots important? What is the truth about Christmas?

Celebrate the Winter Solstice with these 11 inspiring ideas for Yule! 🌲 Dive into Yule traditions and discover the meaning behind this ancient pagan celebration. From creating a Yule altar and decorating a Yule tree to crafting your own Yule wreath and ornaments, embrace the dark Christmas aesthetic with beautiful Yule decorations. Click to explore Yule crafts, rituals, and ways to honor the season with a traditional Yule log and more!

Origin of the Christmas Tree

If there’s one thing we’re seeing a lot of this Christmas, it’s dried orange slices! Actually, all dehydrated citrus slices seem to be trending and they’re being used on everything from gift wrap to cocktail garnishes. Because our dried orange slice tutorial is trending again, we thought we’d share all of the best orange slice ...

The Yule log has been a tradition in European countries for centuries. Like the Christmas tree, it’s origin has Pagan roots (pun intended) that were incorporate…