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24/12/2025

Day 4 of Yule varies in modern celebrations, often falling on December 23rd or 24th, and focuses on themes like hearth, home, family, feasting, honoring kin, or the Wild Hunt, depending on the specific tradition, with some connecting it to Norse gods like Aegir/Njord or emphasizing gratitude for community and blessings. It's a time for strengthening bonds, sharing food, and acknowledging the protective spirits and ancestors during the deep winter nights.

Common Themes for Day 4 of Yule:

Hearth & Home: A focus on the family unit, the warmth of the home, and enjoying food together.

Kinship & Community: Honoring friendships and the bonds that support you.
Feast of Light/Feasting: Celebrating the growing light with food and drink.

The Wild Hunt: Honoring ancestral spirits and the powerful forces of winter.

Aegir, Njord & Freyr: Dedication to gods of the sea and prosperity.

Gratitude: Expressing thanks for blessings and support.

How to Celebrate:

Host a family feast, focusing on comforting, hearty foods.

Light candles to welcome the returning sun.

Perform small rituals to honor your ancestors or household spirits.

Create a spiral of natural items on your altar, naming blessings as you build it.

23/12/2025

The Triple Goddess in Yule, central to Wicca and Paganism, represents the divine feminine in her three phases—Maiden, Mother, and Crone—symbolizing life, death, rebirth, and the Moon's cycle, aligning with Yule's focus on the rebirth of the Sun and new light after the winter solstice. At Yule (Winter Solstice), the Goddess is often honored as the wise, ancient Crone who dies to allow the Sun God (or Sun Child) to be reborn, with the Goddess herself transitioning back to the Maiden in the coming spring, marking renewal and hope.

23/12/2025

The 3rd Day of Yule (around December 22nd/23rd) is a significant time for reflection and honoring deities, often focusing on Mani (the Moon God) for light in darkness, Thor (strength/protection), the Triple Goddess (Maiden, Mother, Crone), or embracing virtues like Courage and Hygge (coziness/well-being), marking the return of light after the Winter Solstice with feasting, rituals, and gratitude for family and self-reliance.

Key Themes & Deities:

Mani (Moon God): Honored for providing guidance and light during the longest nights, often with Yule log rituals or dream journaling.

Triple Goddess: Celebrating the cycles of life (Maiden, Mother, Crone) through altars and invoking wisdom for the new year.

Thor: A day to invoke his strength and protection for humanity.

Courage: A virtue to focus on, recognizing it as doing the right thing despite fear.

Hygge: Embracing coziness, community, and enjoying simple pleasures.

Celebrations & Rituals:

Feasting & Family: Sharing meals, honoring loved ones, and expressing gratitude for relationships.

Reflection: Sharing good and bad memories from the past year to appreciate gains and losses.

Rituals: Setting up altars, lighting candles (especially for Mani), performing spells, or creating crafts related to the Moon or goddesses.

Sun Symbols: Making Nordic sun wheels or lighting candles to welcome the returning sun.

23/12/2025

Good morning 𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔. fans

It's Christmas eve eve. I hope you're having a good time and aren't too stressed

22/12/2025

I know for some the Christmas/Yule period is difficult, so sending warmth, hugs and healing to all who need it ❤️

22/12/2025

Good morning 𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔. fans

Its Day 2 of the Yuletide season, so here are a few ways to celebrate

The second day of Yule is a time for reflection on cycles of life, death, and rebirth, celebrating the return of light to the world.

People may light candles or a Yule log, create sun symbols (like a Nordic sun wheel), or engage in sun vigils to welcome the sun's return.

The focus is on hope, resilience, and trusting in nature's cycles, acknowledging that rest and darkness are necessary parts of life.

In some older interpretations, the second day of Yule was associated with the Wild Hunt, a time when people stayed indoors, feasting, for fear of being swept up by Odin's passing.

Take a few moments to simply breathe and appreciate both the sunset on the Solstice and the sunrise the next morning.

Light a white or gold candle at sunrise to welcome back the Sun

Journal about what you are ready to leave in the darkness and what you want to bring into the light and expand.

Eat or share round foods (oranges, rolls, anything sun-shaped) or any Yule recipes as part of a holiday feast.

I'll be sharing a meditation video later to celebrate the returning of the sun and setting intentions for the coming season.

Blessed Solstice 🙏

22/12/2025

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21/12/2025

Goodnight 𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔. fans

Tomorrow is the start of a brand new week, and the start of the return of the sun. Let's smash our goals 💪

21/12/2025

Good evening 𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔. fans

How was your weekend? Let me know in the comments what you've been up to.

I've been mega busy, which isn't unusual this time of year, so, today I've been chilling out and resting. Had 2 incredible nights out with amazing people who I've come to call my family.

21/12/2025

My first Facebook live in a while,

Watch out for more over the 12 days of Yuletide

21/12/2025