Brief History of Beltane Beltane has been translated in many ways. One translation is "Bel-fire" or "Bel's fire." Bel, Beli, Belenos, Balar, or Belinus is the ancient Celtic god of light and fire. This god's actual name may not have been Bel, as Bel could well have been a title, a term of respect, as … Continue reading Beltane/Beltaine/May Day

12 Ways to Celebrate Beltane — Moody Moons

Still looking for ways to celebrate Beltane? Here’s some ideas to help you design the perfect day. With spring flowers dripping from every tree and pushing their way out of the rich, fertile earth, Beltane marks the time of year for joy, abundance, and time spent in the natural world. Use the time to work… via … Continue reading 12 Ways to Celebrate Beltane — Moody Moons

8 Quarantine-Friendly Beltane Ideas — Tess Whitehurst

Here’s how you can live your magic this Beltane, without buying anything or leaving your house. In the Northern Hemisphere, Beltane is May 1st. This is the point on the Wheel of the Year that is halfway between the Spring Equinox (Ostara) and the Summer Solstice (Midsummer). It’s a time to celebrate the growing light… via … Continue reading 8 Quarantine-Friendly Beltane Ideas — Tess Whitehurst