- Beltane was one of four Gaelic seasonal festivals: Samhain (1 November), Imbolc (1 February), Beltane (1 May), and Lughnasadh (1 August).
- Beltane is the cross-quarter day that marks the mid-point in Spring. We are now halfway between the Spring Equinox & the Summer Solstice.
- Flower crown enthusiasts will likely love Beltane, as many yellow and white flowers were used in traditional Beltane festivals because they resembled fire.
- ‘handfasting’ adı verilen geleneksel pagan evliliklerinin zamanı. bereket ve hasat zamanı olan bu günde aynı nevruz ve hıdrellezde olduğu gibi beltane ateşi...
- With Beltane Fire Festival just around the corner, we sat down with Sara, Eva and Luca from the Blues to talk about the upcoming festival, their thoughts…
- Gün batımı, Druid rahiplerin tepelerin başlarında Baal ateşlerini yaktıkları zamandı. Beltane ateşleri yaşam kıvılcımını ve doğurganlığı sembolize ederdi.
- Beltane, or May Day, is celebrated every year on May 1. It is one of the eight Sabbats and falls halfway between the spring equinox and the coming summer solstice.
- This is a season marked by happiness, fertility, and plentiful resources. Beltane 2024 is a time for family and friends to gather and celebrate a fresh beginning.
- Beltane is an ancient Gaelic festival to welcome the summer. Discover Beltane rituals, origins, Beltane Blessings & how to celebrate Beltane.
- Beltane, named for the Celtic Sun God, Bel, or Bal, or Baal, also means Bale, to banish, as in the bale fires, which are lit on Beltane to cleanse and purify.