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The jacarandas are blooming and the bright half of the year has begun. Keep Beltane the southern way.
34 pages5 ritualsA4 + US LetterColour + GreyscaleTablet ready
A Deeper Beltane for Our Side of the Wheel
This 34-page workbook is made for Beltane around 31 October to 1 November in Australia and the southern hemisphere. Real Gaelic history sits beside five original rituals, two crafts, two recipes and two tarot spreads, all designed to work flame free with a battery candle.
What's inside
Lore and season: Bealtaine and Cormac's Glossary, a Highland May Day recorded in 1769, a regional guide to Australian late spring, correspondences with local swaps, a lexicon of blooms and figures of the season
Altar and ritual: altar planner and sketch page, plus five rituals: the kindled spark, the woven ribbon, the doorway posy, the threshold of two lights and the dawn dew blessing
Craft and kitchen: a late spring flower crown, an indoor May branch, honey oatcakes and a strawberry and lemon myrtle spritz
Reflection: the maypole and two fires tarot spreads, intention planner, nature notes, journal prompts, a seven-week bridge to Litha and a working record
Why you'll love it
Written for Australian seasons, not a northern May Day calendar
History clearly separated from modern practice, so you know what is old and what is new
Every ritual works indoors and flame free, in late spring's bushfire season
Your download
One zip with four PDFs: A4 and US Letter, each in full colour and ink-saving greyscale
Tablet ready: write straight onto the pages in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app, with tap-to-jump contents
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Print as often as you like for your own personal use
Digital product. For personal use only, not for resale or redistribution. Rituals are reflective and symbolic, offered as ritual guidance, not a guaranteed outcome.
Light your spark this Beltane and carry it all the way to the solstice.