The Aeternum Notebooks

Every year, Easter marks the arrival of spring with its decorated eggs and family traditions. This holiday, associated with the...

Here in Brittany, everything related to crêpes naturally holds particular importance. That is why, after looking at the origins of...

Imbolc is a traditional Celtic festival, particularly associated with Gaelic Ireland, marking the end of winter and the beginning of...

Every year at the beginning of January, Epiphany returns with its well-known traditions: king cake, hidden bean, golden crown… But...

Following my article on the Yule Sabbat, here are 5 associated plants to enrich your home, altar, or use during...

Samhain (pronounced sah-win in Gaelic, which could be translated as "sow-harvest") is an ancient pagan festival originating from Celtic spiritual...

Halloween today is known as a celebration of costumes, carved pumpkins, and plenty of candy. Yet behind this somewhat commercial...

Mabon, this is a sabbat that opens the door to nature as it soon enters its rest. Celebrated on September...

Lammas, more commonly called Lughnasadh, is a traditional festival mainly celebrated in pagan and neo-pagan cultures. Taking place in the...

The Litha sabbat is a pagan celebration that takes place around June 21st in the northern hemisphere, during the summer...

The Witches' Sabbath, this term evokes images of secret nocturnal gatherings, occult rituals, and mysterious figures dancing under the moon....

Located after Ostara, the Beltane sabbat is the celebration of light, warmth, and the sun, observed on May 1. It heralds...