The Wheel of the Year Intention Practice.

The eight sabbats of the wheel of the year are not just festivals to be celebrated. They are eight different energetic windows, each suited to a different kind of intention work. Beltane wants you to commit; Litha wants you to recognise what has grown. Lughnasadh asks for the first harvest; Mabon for the honest reckoning. Samhain for release; Yule for the seed in the dark. Imbolc for stirring; Ostara for emergence.

This series treats the wheel as a year-long intention practice rather than a calendar of one-off rituals. Each piece covers the energy of one sabbat — what it asks for, what it makes possible, what it does not support, and how to write intentions that the season will actually carry. The pieces are written to stand alone, but they are designed to work in sequence: an intention set at Beltane is what you check in on at Litha, harvest at Lughnasadh, refine at Mabon, release at Samhain, and seed again at Yule.

The series builds across the year. The current wheel began with Beltane 2026 and runs through Ostara 2027 — eight pieces, eight sabbats, one full turn of the year. Each piece publishes near its sabbat. 1 of 8 are live; the rest follow as their seasons arrive.