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Pagan Rituals - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Meaning: The dance consisted of jumping in the air which contributed to how high the wheat would grow
  - - - Top point of pentacle - man's connection to the divinity and the elements
        
        Creates or directs energy and focus
- - - - Most pagans are interested in conservation, recycling, and trying to fight for the rights of the Earth (connection to activism)
      - Earth Day --> very significant day for people who are Pagan
  - - - During Ostara one will write wishes on easter eggs and then plant them in the field or garden, which helps in fertilizing it
        
        Between Ostara and Beltane: Planting occurs
        
        Beltane: Longest day of the Year and characterized as a time of fertility --> God and Goddess marry
        
        Celebrated because people want their crops and plants to grow
        
        Celebrating the ultimate marriage --> creates life itself
        
        Litha occurs after Beltane --> beginning to harvest first crops
        
        Herbs are typically the first to be harvested along with flowers and medicinal plants
        
        Time of agriculture and continuing to do the work/waiting for the harvest (first harvest - Lughnasadh - harvest of grain)
        
        After Litha is Mabon which is considered the Witch's Thanksgiving (height of harvest season)
        
        Thankful for the blessings that agriculture is producing
        
        Samhain occurs next along with Halloween
        
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        Ostara is a ritual involving creative arts with a deeper meaning
        
        Shadow bunnies --> eat negative aspects of ourselves and our ways of thinking to help achieve our desires and goals
    - - Can be a time of rebirth and reflection
- - - - Represents a personal time to go before your own gods and spend time in your meditations
    - - Spells for healing (health or achievement of goals)
        
        Spells are like prayers