BF 1001 - BF 1389 Parapsychology
BF BF 1404 - BF 2055 Occult Sciences
KBR 3646 - 3648 History of Canon Law ... Supersitition. Witchcraft. Sorcery. Superstition
KK 850 Law of Germany - Procedures in witch trials
N 82629 Visual arts ... Witchcraft. Witches and wizards
Z 6876 - Z 6880 Occults
Beltane — This high holy day commemorates the Sacred Marriage of Goddess and God. The celebratory ritual includes maypole dances throughout the day.
Lughnasadh (Lammas) — A harvest festival and one of the Pagan festivals of Celtic origin which split the year into four.
Mabon — Autumn Equinox. The celebration of when the day and night are of equal duration. Celebrations begin at sunset the previous day.
Samhain — (pronounced 'sow'inn') This high holy day commemorates the Feast of the Dead and practitioners show respect for those that have passed away. It may also be celebrated as the Old Celtic New Year. Celebrations usually start at sunset Oct. 31st and continue through November 1st.
Spring Equinox (Eoster) — This day commemorates the coming of Spring.
Summer Solstice (Litha) — The longest day of the year.
Yule — A celebration of the Winter Solstice and one of the oldest winter celebrations world wide. Celebrations start at sunset on the previous day.
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