Lunar Academy
Seasonal Wisdom
How the 4 seasons shape lunar energy
The Wheel of the Year
Explore the eternal cycle of the seasons
The Wheel of the Year is a sacred cycle that honors the rhythm of nature and the changing energy of the seasons. Each season carries its own archetype, energy and wisdom, connecting us with the deeper cycles of life.
8 Sacred Sabbats
The Wheel of the Year celebrates 8 key moments: 4 solar festivals (solstices and equinoxes) and 4 fire festivals (cross-quarter points). Together, they mark the turns of the year and connect us with the rhythms of the earth.
- 4 Solar Festivals
- 4 Fire Festivals

The Four Seasons
- SpringThe Maiden, the Seed, the ChildSpring is the season of awakening and renewal. After the long winter sleep, life bursts forth with unstoppable energy. It's a time of fresh starts…
- Ostara~20-21 MarchOstara marks the spring equinox when day equals night - perfect balance before light overtakes darkness. Named after the Germanic goddess Eostre…
- Beltane~30 April - 1 MayBeltane celebrates spring at its peak - maximum flowering and vitality. This is the most sensual and passionate of the sabbats, honoring sexuality…
- SummerThe Mother, the Flower in Full Bloom, the AdultSummer is the season of fullness and abundance. The sun reaches its peak power, and life flourishes in all its glory. It's a time to celebrate…
- Litha~20-21 JuneLitha marks the summer solstice - the longest day and shortest night of the year. The sun reaches its maximum power, yet from this moment, it begins…
- Lughnasadh (Lammas)~1 AugustLughnasadh celebrates the first harvest - grain, wheat, and bread. Named after the Celtic solar god Lugh (skills, craftsmanship), this is when we…
- AutumnThe Crone, the Harvest, the ElderAutumn is the season of gratitude and letting go. As nature prepares for winter, we gather the harvest and release what no longer serves. It's a time…
- Mabon~21-23 SeptemberMabon marks the autumn equinox - the second time in the year when day equals night. This is the balance before darkness overtakes light. The second…
- Samhain~31 October - 1 NovemberSamhain marks the Celtic New Year and the beginning of winter. This is the third and final harvest - the slaughter of animals for winter survival…
- WinterThe Elder, the Dormant Seed, the SpiritWinter is the season of introspection and renewal. In the quiet darkness, life rests and regenerates. It's a time for deep reflection, inner work…
- Yule~21 DecemberYule marks the longest night of the year and the rebirth of the sun. From this point forward, days begin to lengthen. In the darkest moment, we…
- Imbolc~1-2 FebruaryImbolc celebrates the first stirrings of spring. Light is growing, days are lengthening, and life begins to awaken. Associated with the Celtic…