THE LIVING WHEEL: SEASONS OF THE SOUL

A Sacred Practice of Living in Rhythm with Earth and Sky

Frequently Asked Questions

“I’m not a witch or pagan – is this for me?”
Yes. The Living Wheel honours Celtic and pagan roots but is written to be accessible to anyone who feels drawn to nature, cycles, and the sky. You are not asked to adopt any label or belief system. You are invited into relationship with the seasons, the Moon, and your own soul – in a way that works for you and your values.


“What if I don’t know astrology, tarot, or human design?”
You don’t need to. Everything is introduced gently and practically, as a language to help you understand energy and timing. The focus is always: What does this mean for my actual life? You will pick up the patterns as you go.

“What if I already follow the Wheel of the Year?”
Then this will meet you as a deepening, not a beginner’s manual. The way we weave Earth, Sky and Soul together – with seasonal tarot, HD solar gates, and practical life applications – gives you a more integrated, embodied path.


“I live in a city / don’t have easy access to nature – will this still work?”
Yes. The Wheel lives in the light through your window, the feel of the air, the food you eat, the candles you light, the way the year moves through your body. You don’t need wild landscapes to feel the seasons.

“What if I don’t keep up with every Sabbat or Moon?”
You are not expected to be perfect. The Living Wheel is a circle, not a checklist. You can miss a Sabbat and still be inside the rhythm. This path is designed to move with you, not against you.


“I’m in the Southern Hemisphere – will this still work for me?”
Yes. The Wheel itself is universal, but how it shows up in your lived experience depends on where you are on Earth. In the Northern Hemisphere, Litha is high summer and Yule is deep winter; in the Southern Hemisphere, those currents are flipped. The course teaches the energetic themes of each Sabbat and season – light and dark, planting and harvest, emergence and rest – in a way that you can map onto your own landscape. If you’re in the Southern Hemisphere, you can simply follow the seasonal teachings according to what is actually happening outside your window - e.g. treating your local midwinter as your Yule, your local high summer as your Litha. In this way, The Living Wheel becomes a living conversation between you and the land you’re on. You’re not asked to follow the Northern rhythm; you’re invited to walk in rhythm with your Earth, using the same archetypal map.

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