The Wheel of the Year is a Wiccan and Druid metaphor and calendar for the cycle of the seasons. It consists of eight festivals, spaced at approximately even intervals throughout the year. These festivals are often referred to as Sabbats.

In Wicca and Wiccan-influenced forms of Neopaganism, natural processes are seen as following a continuous cycle. The passing of time is also seen as cyclical, and is represented by a circle or wheel. The progression of birth, life, decline and death, as experienced in human lives, is echoed in the progression of the seasons. Wiccans also see this cycle as echoing the life, death and rebirth of the God and the fertility of the Goddess.

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The Wheel of the Year is celebrated as the natural cycle of the seasons, commemorated by eight festivals, spaced at approximately even intervals through the year. In some aspects of Neopaganism ...

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Welcome to the Wheel of the Year, of Parrish Florida

Non-denominational Pagan church for wiccans and witches in Parrish, Florida (previously in Sarasota). Site gives schedule of events and gatherings, brief mission statement, contact information and ...

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