Mythology and folklore encompass sacred tales and ancestral legends, unveiling the mysteries of the human soul and the wisdom of ancient cultures. Embark on a spiritual journey connecting past and present through universal symbols and archetypes.
Yule, more than a pagan holiday, is a reminder of our connection with nature and ancestral traditions. Its influence on Christmas and New Year reflects the importance of respecting and preserving these ancient practices in an increasingly modern and connected world.
‘A la bio, a la bao, a la bim bom ba!’, more than a celebration chant, is a testament to the Afro-descendant history in Mexico. From its origins in New Spain to its contemporary resonance, it represents the country’s cultural diversity.
The season of Advent begins on the Sunday closest to November 30th, the day of Saint Andrew the Apostle. On December 3, 2023, the first Sunday of Advent, we will light the first candle in our 2023 Advent wreath. You can check out our 2023 Advent Calendar for the full list of dates.
On December 4, the day her father is said to have murdered her more than 1700 years ago, Saint Barbara’s Day is celebrated in many countries in the Americas and Europe. She is depicted wearing white clothes and a red cape, which in Catholicism represents fiery love and martyrdom.
Thanksgiving, a holiday deeply rooted in American culture, began on September 6, 1620, with the historic journey of the Mayflower. This day not only commemorates the survival of the first settlers in Plymouth but also their encounter with the Wampanoag Indians, who played a crucial role in their survival.
The autumn equinox is not merely a seasonal shift, but a profound contemplation on life, death, and rebirth. Mabon, enriched with symbols like the Cornucopia and the Green Man, calls us to laud Earth’s generosity and ponder the balance between light and darkness. It’s a time to give thanks, cherish, and look to the future.
