Gender Roles of the Wheel of the Year: Yule

in blurteducation •  10 months ago 

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Yesterday we started talking about the Wheel of the Year holidays. Today I want to continue this topic. The first holiday is Winter Solstice Day or Yule. Yule opens the annual cycle of holidays of the so-called Wheel of the Year. There are eight of them and each symbolises the most significant natural changes.

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Yule is the longest and darkest night and the shortest day. God the Sun dies on this night, the fate of mankind and each individual person is not yet determined and can change very unexpectedly. This holiday exists in different cultures under different names, because regardless of religious and other preferences, the winter solstice is the winter solstice, believe it or not, but it is a fact that can not be cancelled.

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It is believed that energetically Yule is a rather difficult period. But, as they say, the darkest night is before dawn. Yule night is the end and the beginning at the same time, it is death and birth, because in the morning the earth will wake up from the rays of the newborn sun.

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From the position of psychology connected with Wicca (actually I am not a supporter of either 😉 ), in this period the main gender roles are the roles of the birthing woman (Earth) and the newborn (Sun). For women, this is a period when it is good to develop creativity, because the birthing woman should be understood in a broad context, as "the one who creates universes". Therefore, girls, if you have long wanted to try yourself in some creative activity, but all did not dare - the energies of Yule will help you. But for men it is the opposite period when it is necessary to understand that they cannot control absolutely all processes (after all, a newborn baby is a newborn baby.

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