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Happy May Day 🌼💐🌸🌷
Beltane
a.k.a May Day
What is Beltane?
Beltane, May 1st is the beginning of the “light half” on the wheel of the year. Like many sabbats on the wheel of the year, Beltane is Celtic in origin. Etymologically, “bel” means “to flash, shine, or burn”, while “tane” means “fire”. It is also thought that Bel was a Celtic sun god. Regardless, Beltane is viewed primarily as a fertility festival. Traditionally, bonfires are held on this day. May Day is also the time where faeries ride out into the mortal world. Faeries are very powerful during this time, so it is considered unsafe to sit in circles of yellow and white flowers, as well as sleep out in the open air on May Day (May 1st) and May Eve (April 30th)
Correspondences
Colours: Green, yellow, orange, red, pink
Food: Bread, dairy, cake, Bannock (Scottish oat cake), honey, spice, aphrodisiacs
Herbs: Hawthorn, mugwort, ivy, woodruff, meadowsweet, frankincense, cinquefoil
Flowers: Marigold, rose, foxglove, lily of the valley, blooming flowers
Crystals: Amber, emerald, aventurine, malachite, rhodonite, rose quartz
Incense and Oil: Rose, frankincense, lilac, vanilla, passionflower
Animals: Cattle, bees, rabbits, goats, butterflies, frogs, swans
God(desse)s: Green man, maiden, Brigid, Cernunnos, Flora, Hera, Bes, Freya, Aphrodite, Pan, Dionysus
Tarot: The Lovers
Spells: Fertility, abundance, love, relationships, happiness
Activities
Put up a maypole and dance around it
Put a plate of moss out for the faeries on the night of May Eve
Have a bonfire
Sex/Fertility acts
Have a picnic
Make a flower crown
Bake bread/Make infused butter
Deliver May Baskets to your loved ones
Decorate your home/backyard with ribbons
Altar Ideas
Mini maypole
Ribbons
Flowers
Bread/Dairy
Seeds
Moss
May Baskets
The concept of a May Basket is relatively simple and flexible. It is simply a basket of homemade treats and flowers that you can leave at the doors of your loved ones. This is a fun tradition that is sure to make people happy
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May Baskets Kit
Via The Alexanders(thealexandersut.blogspot.com)
May Day today makes me miss May Breakfast and May Baskets at the Congregational Church. This blog post traces Rhode Island May Breakfast to declaring independence from the British Crown? Funny, I don't ever remember hearing that, and usually RI injects revolutionary war history into every possible event. To me, it's a fun celebration of springtime and community and good food. The May Baskets are beautifully crafted from coloured paper and full of goodies.
(image from "Make a May Basket," Yankee magazine)
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Completely forgot to post my Beltane decor and altar! 🤦🏻♀️ Hope everyone had a magical and prosperous Beltane! 🐇🌿🌼🌷☀️🦚
May flowers, as the prophecy foretold
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The month of May was named after Maia, the Roman goddess of spring, nature, and growth, and was the “maiden” associated with the three stages of a woman’s life: maid, mother, matriarch/mystic. In Latin, Maia meant “greater.” Greeks also had a goddess Maia, the mother of Hermes, and is associated with motherhood. In Greek, Maia meant “mother.” May celebrations (the Roman Maia kind) have been held…
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