Traditional organized religion has lost its luster for many of us. Many of us are tired of the same old consumer focused modern holidays that lack spirituality. Lots of us have stopped going to church because it felt outdated or didn’t match our personal values. Here are some alternative approaches to modern organized religion and traditional holidays.
Who says you shouldn’t talk politics during the holidays?! 🙂 Today, we’re diving deep into another unique holiday from our Alternative Holiday Calendar—The International Day of Democracy, celebrated annually on September 15th. Celebrating the International Day of Democracy is an intentional way to build support for the causes you and your family care about. Whether […]
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International Day of Charity, celebrated on September 5th offers an opportunity to connect with what really matters—giving, community, and intentional living.
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Welcome fire lovers! Whether you found this article online or scanned the QR code on the Alternative Holiday Calendar, let’s dig into the Festival of Vulcan! — Fire has been a vital element to human civilization since the dawn of time. It’s not just about survival; fire also symbolizes transformation, creation, and sometimes, destruction. If
Hello wonderful readers! As the air becomes crisp and the leaves begin to change, it’s a signal that the Fall Equinox, also known as Mabon, is upon us. If you’re interested in creating a richer, more meaningful relationship with the changing seasons, learning how to celebrate the Fall Equinox might just be the perfect starting
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Hey there, readers! If you’ve been feeling a bit disconnected from nature or are just craving a more meaningful way to celebrate the shifting seasons, then you’re in the right place. Today, we’re diving into how to celebrate Lammas, a traditional harvest festival that has roots going back thousands of years. And let me tell
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Ah, the July Full Moon—a celestial event that has captivated human imagination for millennia. Known to various cultures as the Buck Moon, Thunder Moon, or Hay Moon, this full moon has deep historical, sociological, and even biological significance. From Native American tribes observing the growth of new antlers on male deer to ancient civilizations marking
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