The Wheel of the Year contains 8 Sabbats and it is one of the main references for Witches’ celebrations. It is also known as Wiccan Wheel of the Year or Celtic Wheel of the Year and each of the Sabbats represents the Sun God’s life alongside the Goddess. To know more about it, check The Wheel of the Year and the Sabbats or choose a post below.
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