Honor your personal connection to the Earth with this best-selling Wiccan/Pagan calendar that has been enchanting readers now for over a decade. Weave a little Witch-inspired magic into every day with Wiccan holidays; color correspondences; when to plant and harvest; the Moon's sign and phase; planetary motion and retrogrades; and solar and lunar eclipses.
Artist Jennifer Hewitson beautifully captures the essence of each month's seasonally themed article. A special bonus section features additional pieces by your favorite Pagan and Witchy authors. Discover Romance Magic with Ellen Dugan. Revel in Solar Festivals with Lily Gardner. And learn to master Your Daily Energy with Raven Digitalis.
January: Fairy Home Companion by Barbara ArdingerFebruary: Candles at Candlemas by Diana RajchelMarch: Hare & Rabbit Magic by Elizabeth BarretteApril: A Fool's Joy by Gail WoodMay: Blessed Beltane by Danny PharrJune: Invoking Juno by Dallas Jennifer CobbJuly: Healing Waters by Mary Pat MannAugust: Breaking Sacred Bread by Tabitha BradleySeptember: Time of Twilight by Cliff SéruntineOctober: Celtic New Year by Sharynne MacLeod NicMhachaNovember: Rest & Resurrection by Luci ZainDecember: Celebrating Darkness by Ember
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
2009 Witches Calendar Besides being a great functional calendar. It is a great source of information. Something new everyday. We usually keep them long after the year ends as a great resource. Also a great gift.
Pretty good, like every year before... I get one every year it has very good info inside and the artwork is really nice. Very symbolic.
Gallery of the Damned I have been purchasing these calendars since the first was published and each year, the artwork is less interesting that the year before. The monstrous human figures depicted by Jennifer Hewiston, the artist (and believe me, I use the term loosely), are grotesque. In a witches' calendar, I expect graphics that convey a sense of the old religion--witches dancing under a full moon, ancient stone circles, maypoles, jack-o-lanterns, a fortune teller, perhaps a wicker man--not substandard artwork that looks like... more info
Beautiful + Informative = 5 Stars I love this calendar, the amount of information in it is exceptional for just a yearly wall calendar. I'm definitely going to cut out and save the articles and writing in the calendar. The pictures and all the artwork is lovely, although I might say the art style is a bit repetitive but I guess that makes sense when it comes to keeping it all in one theme. A wiccan calendar like this is hard to come upon, it's a must-have for any witch! The 2009 Llwellyn Witches' Datebook is surely a perfect pair for this... more info
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