Springtime Journaling Practice
Self-reflection is always a key place to start with your esoteric and mundane work. There is immense value not only in clarifying your intention, but in knowing your inner landscape. Here are journal prompts themed around the season of spring to bolster your practice.
Yule: The Long Night and the Twelve Days of Renewal
The longest night of the year has arrived. Yule, the winter solstice, invites us into darkness — not as something to fear, but as a sacred pause. It is a night that has been honored for centuries, long before modern calendars, before the rush of gift lists and bright lights. The world slows. The sun retreats. And in that retreat, there is space for us to breathe, to rest, to reflect.
✦ At the Edge of the Veil✦
Samhain (pronounced Sow-in) marks this turning point. It is the witch’s New Year — a threshold between the light half of the year and the dark. Across cultures, this season has long been recognized as a time when spirits walk more freely, when ancestors draw close, and when we are invited to pause and listen.