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Merry Christmas.

And a great Samhain to you too!

Merry Christmas ~
And welcome buddy!

Hope you both learn heaps.
You should check out some more threads while your on

wildthorn wrote:And a great Samhain to you too!

Uhhhh Isn't samhain In december during winter. (The beginning of winter)

Wouldn't it be hard to celebrate Samhain in Aus since it's summer and that ruins the whole point of Samhain???

Well, Christmas sure isn't coming up for a while!
It was a Wiccan Joke.

wildthorn wrote:Well, Christmas sure isn't coming up for a while!
It was a Wiccan Joke.

Thats makes no sense?

lol i got it wildthorn.
anyway really the next sabbats is Ostara. It is what many call Easter i may add

here is a little more info on it:
Ostara is the time of the spring equinox, and so the date tends to vary from year to year. It always falls around March 20 - 22 in the Northern Hemisphere, this year the spring equinox falls on March 20.

btw In the Southern Hemisphere, Ostara falls on September 22.

also to add that Yule is the winter solstice and is what takes the place of Christmas
Samhain is known as the Witch's New Year, it is on October 31 or November 1(depends on your tradition).
I celebrate it on November 1 usually.
Beltane - May Day is on May 1

If you like i can post all the sabbats dates and info about them

Beltane always falls on May Day, or May 1, if you live in the Northern Hemisphere. Pagans and Wiccans in the Southern Hemisphere typically celebrate Beltane on November 1, although it is sometimes observed the night before, on October 31.

Samhain falls on October 31 every year in the Northern Hemisphere, although in some traditions it may be celebrated on November 1. In the Southern Hemisphere, it is on May 1.

These dates do not change from year to year.
As you can see that depending on where you live you may find people celebrating different ones on different days.

Like I will be celebrating Beltane on May 1st where Wildthorn may be celebrating Samhain, i am not sure as it depends on where she lives. This is because they are planting days of old, that depended on the seasons of the region of the world.

Hee hee.
I'm glad somebody got the joke

I just finished celebrating Mabon today
yay for the Southern Hemisphere!!!!!
And I have to start preparing for Samhain now. Excited.
-Sylph

Oh. Yes.
Yesterday, my friends birthday fell on Mabon.
Lucky Ducky

tl;dr
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Thanks for your reply thou....