Holidays We Observe

Every Tradition has it's own holidays or events that it observes. This list is not complete and other holidays may be re-added or added as we go along.

## The Wheel of the Year

Most Wheels start with Halloween or Samhain, and being how we are in the Northern hemisphere, and Samhain means "Winter's End" in Gaelic we see this now as something that needs to be corrected, so all my sites and groups have started to use "Lui'tuil" (Dark Time) in Gaelic for The Dark Time or when the days grow short and winter begins. You can still call it Halloween, Hallowmas or Samhain if you want, but we will now list it as the new word.

1. Hallowmas or Lui'tuil: (loo tool) The dark time when winter begins. A fire festival, with drinks and food and good spirits and telling of stories and carving of gourds and or something for your home or altar or working space, such like a mask or a new carved wand or a placement stone made out of clay or concrete, for placing offerings or other things on in your home or working space area, such as outside. The pagans see it as their new year and you can continue this or as we observe all time, we don't see a new year but a new phase, time keeps moving onward. Each Holiday or working day enters in a three month working space except for a few holidays and events. 🎃🌙💀
2. Yule or The Long Night: Yule marks midwinter, or midway through the winter months. It is the Longest Night. Gifts and songs and blue and green, white or orange lights and markings of Oaths for the winter months and so on. If you like wood or leather work now is a good time to make some of that and showcase your works. Make a journal or even a BoS or working book or whatever you want to call it. Shine up your tools like your cauldron if you have one, or working pot.
3. Imbolgc/Brighid's Day: Another fire festival or candle mass festival where you think of what you want to conjure for spring. The earth warms again and soon there will be growth in the world again and a warmer weather climate. Get jars ready for spring shoots and Prepare ales or meads for later on and can things you want to ripen. Sweep the home and hearth and get ready for the new spring days. We believe that Brighid was one of the names of Satan, as she created much with war rituals and death rituals and even was a tavern god and created the whistle which warns of danger. A Spiritual Satanist must always be safe, regardless of what some people believe. If we are safe we are alive and protected. Protect yourself, your home and your family. This is the day to fo that as well. Make sure your home is fortified.
4. Beltaine: Start of summer and a wild night. Wild Night's fire, a time for love and sometimes sexual rites and drinking spirits or some ales or mead or whatever it is you like to take at libation if anything. Handfasting and promise ceremonies and a time to remind ourselves we are one with Satan spiritually and create potions an salves to use in the year for ailments, and art work for the home or altar and or working spaces and making candles and waxes for the new summer time and putting up blankets from winter and so on and so forth, Preparing a ritual space for summer evenings and for company and herbal and flower planting or a garden.
5. Lithia/Solstice Night/Solstice eve/Suil'tuis (Sool-Toos) an inbetween time of summer energy as we are mid way through summer. Fire or candle festival, marriage rites and handfasting, carving of tools and wands, new brooms and besoms, weaving maypoles and making things ready for the rest of the year, dedications and rites of the self to Satan or other name, making something to show your oath.
6. Lammas or All Tuine: The first harvest and a good festival time to visit with pagan family and have a good feast, or celebrate alone and have something of the season to eat and drink and can be the same as Lithia or a quieter version.
7. Mabon: Es Tuil (Esh or Ess Tool) was not originally apart of our days, but due to allot of reading due to the Assassin's Creed Vahalla (which I did not like a lot of at first) their festivals in the game(s) lead to a revival of honoring the female dead of one's family to me that is warrior inclined. Allot of mess started to hit the fan around me in Sept. 2021, and mabon was one of the days that I feel strengthened my resolve and made me stronger so I have that game to thank for that and also the day itself. A night when the Wild Hunt rides to collect souls or spirits of the dead or passing, and a day to honor one's journey and heritage as a warrior heathen bitch. I hope that is ok to put there. If you have no female dead in your pagan family or family period, honor past versions of yourself that has passed shamanically from your continued journey. You can draw something or dedicate a stump of a tree or wood plaque or a walking stick to them, and write something in your book about it. You should burn a piece of ritual wood if safe to do so and pray over the fire so that this passing is claimed by that ritual fire.
8. November 13th: Traditional Black Mass for any and all Satanists. Wear ceremonial things to remind you of your oath and do good for others on this day because that is the Path of Satan and how they began their ministry to people long ago. Satan took people under their own wing and taught them how to plant seeds and grow food, how to protect themselves from the rain and cold and wild animals, how to build fires and a better way of living, how to draw water and how to make it clean, how to build housing and lodging, what to do about extreme heat or cold or wind, how to care for one another. This belief and tradition of Brotherhood or many thanks, started about 383K years ago.

We pull allot of ceremonial, shamanism and even heatheru (Caysharoo) tradition into our Spiritual Satanism, that is what makes us different from other people who want to be carnal or lusty or sinful and sexually deprived. That's ok, we can, this is what makes us ritualistic magick workers as well. It's ok, it is allowed. It makes us as valid as anything else. if you don't think so then you need to study the term witch and the term pagan. It is not happy green do-gooders who pat and hug and love all things. Pagan is a Dark, bloody and often angry word and people. They dealt with ancient laws and systems we don't currently have. They need herbals and powders and things that most of us may not even know about.