Post by Alraun on Jan 1, 2013 16:25:37 GMT
The events listed on the calendar are from a mixture of practices and sources. We try to be accurate with our dates but do be aware that not every witch, pagan, polytheist or other kinds of practitioners will celebrate or mark events on the dates given.
Events such as solstices, equinoxes and moon phases are universal, however the dates for some festivals will alter depending on the tradition of the practitioner.
About the Athenian dates
The Athenian calendar marked the days from beginning on the evening of the day before. To avoid confusion (mainly mine), I place the dates on the morning of the day. If you want to be a purist in your rites then start on the evening on the day before.
Events such as solstices, equinoxes and moon phases are universal, however the dates for some festivals will alter depending on the tradition of the practitioner.
About the Athenian dates
The Athenian calendar marked the days from beginning on the evening of the day before. To avoid confusion (mainly mine), I place the dates on the morning of the day. If you want to be a purist in your rites then start on the evening on the day before.