What is the Wheel of the Year, or Wiccan holidays, for those in the Southern Hemisphere? It gets a little tricky, since Wicca was created in the Northern Hemisphere. Since it’s a nature religion, an Earth religion, this makes a big difference. After all, a Midsummer ritual in the North happens in June. In the South, though, this is midwinter!. Samhain/Halloween (cross-quarter day) Northern Hemisphere: 31st October – 1st November. Southern Hemisphere: 1st May. Samhain is where the wheel of the year begins. It is the point of the year where we say goodbye to the warmer and lighter days of summer and welcome the onset of darkness as the light begins to shrink.
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In modern paganism, the Wheel of the Year is an annual cycle that includes eight holidays (or sabbats) that occur in roughly 6-week intervals. They include the four solar (quarter) days of the winter and summer solstices, as well as the spring and autumn equinoxes.. Southern Hemisphere: Typically celebrated between March 19-22. General.. Lughnasadh/Lammas. 1 February. 4 February, 2024 – 12:27 pm. Mabon (Autumnal Equinox) 21 March. 21 March, 2024 – 7:24 am. This data has been gratefully compiled from Archaeo Astronomy. Even thought their website has shut down, we still have access to the dates and times they’ve provided thanks to the Way Back Machine.