Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Favourite niche albums
Monday, July 27, 2026
Lughnasadh in an overview
The wheel of the year is a Wiccan construction that has been adapted by neo paganism. It takes from older pagan celebrations across Western Europe (mainly the UK) and puts them together in perfectly spaced celebrations in the year. However most of these celebrations were never celebrated as the Wheel of the Year and each region would celebrate a different festival. Nor were these perfectly spaced and always on the same date each year. Rather people would perceive seasonal change through the natural world via plants, weather or the sun signalling a changing of seasons.
Sunday, July 26, 2026
Posing with a willow
I hope you all had a lovely weekend. Today I present to you saturday's outfit. I hadn't taken a lot of pictures of this outfit, since the rest of the afternoon I spend with a friend and the dog they were dogsitting. Afterwards I went to my girlfriend's place. Also please excuse the low picture quality, I took all of these with my front camera (I have some beautiful landscape shots that I didn't post because of the low quality).
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Obscura Fragrancia Sample Unboxing
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
The Dog Days Of Summer
As if the heatwave (in Europe) wasn’t enough already, we are now also in what is known to antiquity as the hottest period of the year. The dog days of summer cover the 3rd of July until the 11th of august every year. Nowadays it’s associated with the hazy hot days of summer in the northern hemisphere, but it far surpasses the saying and is actually tied to quite a lot of folkore. Besides this period and the folkloric ties can also be worked with in witchcraft.
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Out and about in the forest
Hello everyone!
Happy sunday! Today I spent the whole day cleaning & cleansing my room, as it was desperately needed. Yesterday my girlfriend and I went to one of the older forests in the Netherlands and went exploring. As we went on our way, I had asked her to take some pictures of me (and us) since I love taking cool pictures and I love the forest. Today I'd like to share them with you all.
Friday, July 17, 2026
Lughnasadh playlist
Hello lovelies!
As the Litha season is coming to an end and Lughnasadh (or Lammas, the first harvest) is right around the corner, I would like to share my Lughnasadh playlist with you all. In the days leading up to Lughnasadh, I shall post more about the first harvest of the year and give you a run down on the lore behind it. But for now I thought I'd put everyone in the mood with a playlist inspired by the season.
Thursday, July 16, 2026
A veil of glamour with Perfume
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
My Litha 2026
Hello lovelies!
The 21st of June, when night is at its shortest and the day
is long and (hopefully, as it isn’t as self-evident in the Netherlands as many
hope it to be) filled with sunrays. This day is among many people known as the
summer solstice or midsummer. Those who follow the wheel of the year will refer
to it as Litha. The summer solstice is not necessarily recognised in Hellenic
Polytheism. Reconstructionists will argue that the solstices, equinoxes and
midway points between them were never celebrated by those who worshipped the
gods. Revivalists often celebrate the equinoxes due to the connection with the
Elysian mysteries and the story of Persephone’s abduction, but forego the other
sabbats often observed in the wheel of the year. And that’s totally fine! Hellenic
polytheism has plenty of its own festivals that were widely celebrated in
antiquity, that many HelPols still celebrate to this day.
I personally choose to celebrate both the sabbats in the Wheel of the Year and observe the festivals relevant to my deities. But why choose to celebrate the Wheel of the Year if it doesn’t necessarily align with Hellenic Polytheism? Well, here’s my reasoning for it:








