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The turning of the seasons has long guided how people lived, worked with the land, and practiced traditional crafts.

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The Wheel of the Year marks eight seasonal turning points throughout the year, reflecting the changing rhythms of nature.

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This guide introduces each of these seasonal festivals and offers a simple way to begin observing the cycle of the year.

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Inside the guide you'll discover:

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• The eight seasonal festivals of the Wheel of the Year
• What each turning point represents in nature
• Traditional themes associated with each season
• Simple ways to observe the seasonal cycle

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These seasonal turning points have traditionally guided many land-based practices.

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From planting and harvest

to fibre work, plant dyeing, basketry, and other seasonal crafts.

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