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    The document lists the names and dates of 8 pagan holidays celebrated in the Southern Hemisphere. They are: Lughnasadh on February 2nd, Mabon on March 21st, Samhain on April 30th, Yule on June 21st, Imbolc on July 31st, Ostara on September 21st, Beltaine on October 31st, and Litha on December 21st. The holidays follow an anti-clockwise circle beginning with Spring Equinox in the East.

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    The document lists the names and dates of 8 pagan holidays celebrated in the Southern Hemisphere. They are: Lughnasadh on February 2nd, Mabon on March 21st, Samhain on April 30th, Yule on June 21st, Imbolc on July 31st, Ostara on September 21st, Beltaine on October 31st, and Litha on December 21st. The holidays follow an anti-clockwise circle beginning with Spring Equinox in the East.

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    Wheel of The Year - Odt

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    The document lists the names and dates of 8 pagan holidays celebrated in the Southern Hemisphere. They are: Lughnasadh on February 2nd, Mabon on March 21st, Samhain on April 30th, Yule on June 21st, Imbolc on July 31st, Ostara on September 21st, Beltaine on October 31st, and Litha on December 21st. The holidays follow an anti-clockwise circle beginning with Spring Equinox in the East.

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    Southern Hemisphere diagram: Go anti-clockwise!

    begin a circle casting with Air in the East, hence


    Spring Equinox at the top.)

    Lughnasadh/Lammas - The Harvest Feast/Reflection – 2nd February


    Mabon - Autumn Equinox – 21st March
    Samhain - Festival of the Dead/Hallowdance – 30th April
    Yule - Winter Solstice/Winsol – 21st June
    Imbolc - The Quickening – 31st July
    Ostara - Spring Equinox – 21st September
    Beltaine - The Love Festival/Radiance – 31st October
    Litha - Summer Solstice/Sumsol – 21st December

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