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The Eight Ancient Sabbats
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The Eight Ancient Sabbats
Sabbats are based on nature’s natural rhythms and seasonal shifts.
Sabbats mark transitions in nature through the seasons and major points of the solar and lunar cycles — with a close eye on the moon cycles and sun. Sabbats are based on nature’s natural rhythms and seasonal shifts. These eight nature holidays come around every 6 weeks shifting slightly in a 365-year cycle dedicated to the God Spirit.
The eight Sabbats are divided into eight sections, dividing the year equally, marking the beginning of each season and the mid-points. There are two categories: the lesser sabbats and the greater sabbats.
Lesser Sabbats: Solstices and Equinoxes
Yule: Winter Solstice
Ostara: Spring Equinox
Litha: Summer Solstice