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Holidays and Feasts 2027
The 37 dates the book celebrates throughout the year
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Epiphany (Three Kings' Day)Next
Today is a good day to make a cleansing smudge (sahumerio).
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Imbolc
Honor the first seed that begins to germinate, even while it is still hidden beneath the earth.
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Candlemas
Today it is customary to write a letter stating what we wish to release or leave behind, and to burn it in the fire.
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Chinese New Year, Fire Sheep/Goat
The Chinese New Year is celebrated at the second New Moon after the winter solstice (the longest night of the year), usually between January 21 and February 19. It is advisable to clean the house before the new year arrives. The Chinese customarily do this with old brooms, which they then throw into the trash. Place tangerines on the table and finish pending tasks, including paying debts. Decorate our homes with fish and garlands in the colors red and green. Eat tangerines and celebrate, celebrate a lot. It is important to consult a feng shui specialist to harmonize our home for the new year and begin the Chinese New Year with all the positive energy that this fire sheep/goat grants us.
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Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes
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Valentine's Day
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Maha Shivaratri
One of the great celebrations of Hinduism, dedicated to Shiva. A time of introspection and transformation.
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International Women's Day
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St. Patrick's Day
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Maundy Thursday
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Good Friday
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Holy Saturday
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Easter Sunday
Easter Sunday is celebrated on the first Sunday after the ecclesiastical Full Moon that follows the Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere, which the Church conventionally fixes on March 21. Easter may be celebrated between March 22 and April 25.
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Wesak
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Earth Day
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Beltane
An ancient Celtic celebration marking the arrival of the luminous season, the fertility of the earth and the creative force of life, the union of the feminine and the masculine. Its main symbol is fire, and the celebration ends on May 1.
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Holy Cross Day
According to the Catholic tradition, a handmade cross is made and decorated with flowers, with small slips of paper bearing requests added to it, and it is kept throughout the year. It is also customary to repeat the word JESUS 1000 times.
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Mother's Day
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Feast of Our Lady of Fátima
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Father's Day
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel
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Tomorrow a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse will occur
Energy will be stagnant, so wait 24 hours after the eclipse has passed before beginning any important project.
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As a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse occurred yesterday
Avoid starting anything important until 24 hours after the eclipse has passed.
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Day Outside of Time
It is a symbolic day of pause, gratitude, forgiveness, purification and preparation for a new cycle, which begins tomorrow. This celebration belongs to the contemporary 13-Moon calendar, inspired by Maya culture, but it does not correspond exactly to the calendar of the ancient Maya.
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Start of the Year of the 13 Moons or Sincronario of the Law of Time
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Sharad Navaratri
Durga, one of the great manifestations of the Mother Goddess in Hinduism. Each day one of her 9 forms is honored.
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Rosh Hashanah
At sunset the Jewish New Year begins. The celebration ends on October 3.
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Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi
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Diwali
The festival of lights in India. Small lamps are lit to celebrate the triumph of light over darkness. Lakshmi, associated with prosperity, is honored.
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Halloween
Celebration of Samhain. An ancient Celtic festival that marks the end of the harvests and the arrival of winter. It is also associated with remembering the ancestors.
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Day of the Dead
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Thanksgiving Day
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Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
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Ritual of the Christmas Spirit
Ritual of the Spirit of Christmas. It is said that the Spirit of Christmas descends to Earth on this day and offers its gifts. To connect with this energy, let us write a letter in the present tense with our requests. At night, after performing the meditation indicated above, we burn the letter and release the ashes to the wind.
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Christmas Eve
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Christmas Day
Frequently asked questions
Which dates in 2027 does “Holidays and Feasts” include?
Epiphany (Three Kings' Day), January 6; Imbolc, January 31; Candlemas, February 2; Chinese New Year, Fire Sheep/Goat, February 6; Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, February 11; Valentine's Day, February 14; Maha Shivaratri, March 6; International Women's Day, March 8; St. Patrick's Day, March 17; Maundy Thursday, March 25; Good Friday, March 26; Holy Saturday, March 27; Easter Sunday, March 28; Wesak, April 20; Earth Day, April 22; Beltane, April 30; Holy Cross Day, May 3; Mother's Day, May 9; Feast of Our Lady of Fátima, May 13; Muharram, June 5; Father's Day, June 20; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, July 16; Tomorrow a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse will occur, July 17; As a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse occurred yesterday, July 19; Day Outside of Time, July 25; Start of the Year of the 13 Moons or Sincronario of the Law of Time, July 26; Sharad Navaratri, September 30; Rosh Hashanah, October 1; Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi, October 4; Diwali, October 29; Halloween, October 31; Day of the Dead, November 2; Thanksgiving Day, November 25; Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, December 12; Ritual of the Christmas Spirit, December 21; Christmas Eve, December 24; Christmas Day, December 25.