All eight sabbats of the Wheel of the Year, with dates and what each one celebrates.
Side one explains the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, and introduces the Wheel of the Year. Side two is a wheel chart of all eight sabbats with dates, common names and a short meaning for each. This is the printed version: one laminated, double-sided card that ships to you.
It's a nice way to notice the seasons turning. Dates follow the Northern Hemisphere, which suits us here in Canada. Solstice means 'sun standing still', which is a great fact.
What's on it
- Side one: What the summer solstice is and why it happens, plus an introduction to the Wheel of the Year.
- Side two: A wheel chart of all eight sabbats with dates and common names, plus a short meaning for each.
How to use it
- Mark the eight sabbats on your calendar
- Plan a small seasonal ritual
- Keep it on your altar
Care: Wipe it clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
The details
- Width: 160mm
- Length: 240mm
All eight sabbats of the Wheel of the Year, with dates and what each one celebrates.
Side one explains the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, and introduces the Wheel of the Year. Side two is a wheel chart of all eight sabbats with dates, common names and a short meaning for each. This is the printed version: one laminated, double-sided card that ships to you.
It's a nice way to notice the seasons turning. Dates follow the Northern Hemisphere, which suits us here in Canada. Solstice means 'sun standing still', which is a great fact.
What's on it
- Side one: What the summer solstice is and why it happens, plus an introduction to the Wheel of the Year.
- Side two: A wheel chart of all eight sabbats with dates and common names, plus a short meaning for each.
How to use it
- Mark the eight sabbats on your calendar
- Plan a small seasonal ritual
- Keep it on your altar
Care: Wipe it clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth.
The details
- Width: 160mm
- Length: 240mm
Tap the card to flip it over
Ritual, Moon & Smoke
What's inside The Wheel of the Year
All 8 sabbats of the Wheel of the Year, with dates and what each one celebrates.
- Summer Solstice explained: longest day, shortest night, June 20th to 21st
- Why the solstice happens, and that "solstice" means "sun standing still"
- Four solar events: Litha, Yule, Ostara and Mabon
- Four cross-quarter events: Imbolc, Beltane, Lughnasadh and Samhain
- Wheel chart with dates and common names like Candlemas, May Day, Lammas and All Hallow's Eve
- One-line meaning for each of the 8 Sabbats, from Yule to Samhain
Side 1
What the Summer Solstice is and why it happens, plus an introduction to the Wheel of the Year.
Side 2
Wheel chart of all eight Sabbats with dates and common names, plus a short meaning for each.
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The Ritual Set
Smoke cleansing, moon phases, the Wheel of the Year, goddesses, mantras and setting an intention.
- Crystals for Manifestation
- Goddesses
- Herbs & Cleansing
- Mantras
- Medicine Wheel
- Moon Phases
- Sacred Geometry
- The Wheel of the Year
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Good questions
Are the Sabbat dates on the guide?
Yes. The wheel gives dates for all 8 Sabbats, such as Yule on December 21st to 22nd, Beltane on April 30th to May 1st and Samhain on October 31st to November 1st.
Are the dates for the Northern or Southern Hemisphere?
The guide describes the solstice for the Northern Hemisphere, and its wheel dates follow the Northern Hemisphere calendar, which suits Canadian and U.S. customers.
What's the difference between print and PDF?
Print is a sturdy double-sided card (about 6.3 x 9.4 in) that ships with your order. The PDF is the same two pages as a file you can download right after checkout and print at home.
Where do I find my PDF after I buy it?
Log in and open My Digital Resources in your account. Every guide you buy shows up there and you can download it any time.










