So I began researching the winter festivals and traditions of other cultures, religions, and philosophies. I pulled a bit of inspiration from my Christian roots, a little from traditional Waldorf festivals, a bit from Pagan beliefs, and still more from my deep love of nature. The traditions we now honor each wintertime have become known to my family as our "celebrations of light," as each one focuses on bringing light & warmth to our lives during the darkest time of year.
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The Celebrations of Light Family eGuide offers you background and resources for five family-centered celebrations (these are the five my family celebrates): Winter Solstice, Advent Season, St. Nicholas Day, St. Lucia Day, and New Year's. For each of these festivities, the guide offer ideas and tutorials for: a non-denominational ritual, a project or craft, a seasonal recipe, and a bright idea to experience the true meaning of the celebration.
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As far as I know, there is no other resource out there quite
like this one - so I'm pretty excited to bring it to you!
Learn more, and pre-order your copy now by clicking HERE.
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