The summer solstice, or midsummer, is the longest day of the year. Here in the UK, this year, it falls on 21 June.

Happy May Day, happy International Workers' Day and happy Beltane!

When I discussed worship in November, I mentioned the possibility of building digital altars in videogames. Minecraft is a good option for this because of the sandbox nature of the game and the wide variety of blocks and items available to build with.

This year, in the UK, the spring equinox falls on 20 March.

In November I wrote about finding a path regarding worship. Here are some thoughts on ways to include worship in your everyday life.

As we usher in the new year, we leave any negativity from last year behind.

The winter solstice, the shortest day of the year, occurs on 21 December in the UK this year. After the solstice, the days will become longer.

Often, when researching, I come across articles and rituals that assume their readers follow particular deities — wiccan deities usually.

Samhain is the Celtic precursor to Halloween and it’s celebrated between sunset on 31 October and sunset on 1 November.

The autumn equinox occurs when the day and the night are the same length; after the equinox the nights will be longer than the days. The date of the autumn equinox varies and this year, in the UK, it’s on 22 September. You are most likely to see the northern lights on the nights surrounding the equinoxes so look out for them.

This month’s blog discusses gender essentialism within tarot. I’ve talked about some of the issues with gender essentialism in a previous blog and my experience with tarot cards in a recent blog too.

I love how abundant hydrangea flowers are, they’re a waterfall of colour.