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Other holidays and events for May 1st, 2025.
Beltane (Wicca) By the way, the Gaelic or “Irish” for May is Bealtaine
May Day (International)
- 4 Green Corn Dance (Zuni) welcoming back the Corn Maidens, who flee the land during the Winter.
International Workers Day. What May Day has become in many parts of the world,
Giorno dei Lavoratori (Italy)
National Love Day (Czech Republic), Couples go to the memorial of the poet Karel Hynek Mácha in Prague and kiss.
Lei Day (Hawaii)
International Day of Solidarity of Workers (Moldava)
Maharashtra Day (India)
Batman Day
Worthy Wage Day
Silver Star Service Banner Day
Law Day & Loyalty Day (U.S) W jr. tried to start this one to fight May Day, but it didn’t take.
Day in 1776 that the Order of the Illuminati of Bavaria was formed by Adam Weishaupt (1748 - 1811)
According to Ronald Hutton in Triumph of the Moon, it was this day in 1947 that Gardner (founder of modern Wicca) had the first of four May meetings with Aleister Crowley, where he bought several books and was recommended by him to be made a 4th-degree initiate of the O.T.O.
Samhain (Wicca) In the Southern Hemisphere.
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Walt Kelly’s Pogo poster for the inaugural Earth Day on April 22, 1970
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Sunrise at Glastonbury Tor from Bluesky
🌻#HealEarth🕊️
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Magical Properties of Vegetables
Alfalfa sprouts: prosperity
Asparagus: lust, grounding
Artichoke: lust, protection, personal growth
Beans: grounding, love, lust, prosperity, protection
Beet: beauty, love, passion
Broccoli: strength, leadership, protection
Brussels Sprouts: protection, luck, rebirth, stability, courage
Cabbage: fertility, health, longevity, love, money, protection
Carrot: banish, clarity, fertility, illusions, health
Cauliflower: protection
Celery: grounding, lust, mental powers, peace, psychic powers
Corn: spirituality, protection, abundance
Cucumber: purity, fertility, healing
Eggplant: wealth, prosperity
Endive: love, lust, physical strength
Horseradish: Exorcism, purification, banishing, empowering, warding
Lettuce: stamina, sleep, rest
Leek: love, physical strength, protection
Mushroom: psychic awareness, physical strength, hidden truths, courage, healing, health
Onion: warding, protection, health, banishing, virility, fertility, energy, psychic power
Pea: love, prosperity
Pepper green: growth, prosperity
Pepper red: energy, strength, vitality
Pepper yellow: empowered creativity
Potatoes: Protection, compassion, potency, wishing
Pumpkin: healing, money, prosperity, abundance, divination
Radish: lust, protection
Rhubarb: fertility, love, protection
Spinach: fortitude, physical strength, general physical health, prosperity, money
Sweet Potato: love, lust
Squash: spirituality
Tomatoes: protection, warding, health, money, luck, love
Turnip: warding, banishing
Zucchini: spirituality, protection, prosperity, lust, abundance
*source: Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Wicca in the Kitchen*
*source2: Scott Cunningham Encyclopedia Of Magical Herbs*
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Spring Equinox
First Day of Spring in Northern Hemisphere to find out when it starts where you are
Ostara
International Astrology Day
Norooz (Zoroastrian) New Year
Atheist Pride Day
Extraterrestrial Abductions Day
World Storytelling Day
International Earth Day (Different from Earth Day, this one is observed on the first day of Spring)
National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
International Day of Happiness
National Ravioli Day
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Mara - Ukrainian goddess of winter and death, as well as rebirth.
Known as Morana in some places, Marzanna in Poland, Mor in Lithuania. The various names are thought to come from "mor," an old Slavic word for death.
Mora is a significant deity in Ukrainian mythology associated with the forces of nature and the underworld. She is also known as the patroness of the underworld and symbolizes the end of the physical life of mortals on Earth. Mora is often depicted as a beautiful woman with long black hair, sometimes wearing a crown of flowers and leaves. She is also associated with the harvest, witchcraft, and nightmares, and her effigy is often burned or drowned in rivers to symbolize the end of winter and the beginning of spring.
Mara, Marzanna, Mor, etc., have been having a resurgence lately.
Perhaps related to the growing popularity of Santa Muerte or "Saint Death."
Perhaps because we get the deities we need at the time.
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Three of Swords. Art by Jesse Lonergan, from The Unveiled Tarot.
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Unlucky Charms, the candy saved from going out of business in the 1920s because Flappers ate their lolly-pops by the thousands, has become a Marine Corps symbol of bad luck, with the different flavors bringing about different dire things.
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