Pagan christmas tree

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Natural pagan style lightly flocked Christmas tree with dried citrus slices, holly berries, babys-breath flowers, pinecones, eucalyptus, and white lights.

Origin of the Christmas Tree

Pagan & Ancient Roman roots, rituals & embodiment practicesAs the Sun enters the territory of the sea goat at 10:30pm EST, Dec 21, it brings with it Winter (in the Northern hemisphere) & a slow return of longer days. This shift also marks the Winter Solstice & beginning of Yuletide, an ancient pagan celebration lasting from Dec 21 to Jan 1. The traditions of today’s Christmas celebrations are deeply rooted in Yule, celebrated in Nordic countries & British Isles. During this time, trees were…

As the Winter Solstice is coming up quickly and the tree just went up this past week, I've been busy in my art studio and out on the land looking for great things to add to the Yule tree. As a druid who is deeply concerned about the amount of plastic and "throw away' quick

The Yule log has been a tradition in European countries for centuries. Like the Christmas tree, it’s origin has Pagan roots (pun intended) that were incorporate…

Christmas trees nowadays range from traditional to so uniquely modern that they are hardly even trees at all. And it is absolutely up to a person's wishes what their Christmas tree should look like. In a way, the Christmas tree is only a symbol. According to a Christmas expert in "Pre-Christian/Pagan times, people used branches of evergreen trees to decorate their homes during the winter solstice, as it made them think of the spring to come". So, in the end, it has never been about the…