The days leading up to Beltane are my favourite. As you can see
from the colour of my stone walls, the Sun is now warm again; the balance has
been tipped, the days now longer than the nights.
I now have energy to spare! The warmth of the Sun does wonders for me, and I usually spend this special time making preparations. We usually go away for Beltane, back home to Hampshire to celebrate with friends, but due to Coronavirus, this year will be different.
My preparations usually involve Spring cleaning, potting-up Summer bedding plants, sorting and tidying our home, visiting the local Sheela-na-Gig, and getting ready to travel down South.
This year we will have a local walk, a foraged meal, and a fire at home.
Beltane Preparations & Celebrations:
Decorate your altar
Make a flower crown
Dance the Maypole
Visit sacred wells and springs
Find wild spaces to connect with the Fae
Hang ribbons in trees
Spend time with hawthorn
NEXT - Pagan Holidays: Beltane I now have energy to spare! The warmth of the Sun does wonders for me, and I usually spend this special time making preparations. We usually go away for Beltane, back home to Hampshire to celebrate with friends, but due to Coronavirus, this year will be different.
My preparations usually involve Spring cleaning, potting-up Summer bedding plants, sorting and tidying our home, visiting the local Sheela-na-Gig, and getting ready to travel down South.
This year we will have a local walk, a foraged meal, and a fire at home.
Beltane Preparations & Celebrations:
Decorate your altar
Make a flower crown
Dance the Maypole
Visit sacred wells and springs
Find wild spaces to connect with the Fae
Hang ribbons in trees
Spend time with hawthorn
NEXT - Autumn Equinox Blessings!
NEXT - Recipe: Beltane Carrot Cake
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