At Yule, the Winter Solstice, we acknowledge the return of light. The days of autumn have reached their darkest, but come the next day, the sun begins to shine a bit longer. 

The Yule Sabbat is a joyful day to celebrate the return of the Sun with fun and merriment. The season itself, however, is a time for stillness and turning inward. It is a time to ‘burrow in’ for the winter—to turn inward for reflection, and to heal. It is the fallow season when the Earth is resting, and so should we.

This is a time to honor the energy of the cycle of life, rebirth and death. It is a celebration of light and the return of the Sun. It is our beacon of hope in the dark decay of winter, and the force which gave our ancestors hope and reason to celebrate. They knew that with the Sun’s return, life would once again flourish. Yule offers us the chance to reconnect with this rhythm, and to be grateful for the abundance we often take for granted.

At Yule, winter’s inherent feminine energy will gradually give way to the Sun’s masculine energy, however, there is an entire season that we must experience before we begin to notice this shift. Feminine energy rules the night, emotions, the subconscious, intuition, and the cycle of life and death. It is these energies that make winter and Yule perfect times for shadow work, connecting with source and our psychic selves, deep introspection and emotional healing. 

Yule offers us so much in terms of healing, magick, seasonal activities, ritual and celebration! Sign up below for our Yule mini-course workshop and create the witchiest, most magickal Yule you've ever had! 

Our next sabbat celebration: 





IN PERSON AT FIONA'S SANCTUARY in the Hudson Valley, NY, USA

Limited in-person sabbat event for local vaccinated Witches who are enrolled in, or have graduated from any of our courses.

Sunday December 19, 2021 @ 4-7pm EST

YULE

The Winter Solstice

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~ craft and cast a magick spell 
~ participate in our Yule ritual
~ celebrate Yule, the Winter Solstice, with others

UPDATE: The in-person Yule sabbat event quickly filled and is no longer enrolling.