March 15 was one of my quarterly holidays, Day of Blooms. There are three parts to the Day of Blooms:
Serving Nature: Doing something to serve the world around us, whether it's planting a tree or picking up trash.
Recording Joys and Successes: Writing down all the little (and big) happy or rewarding moments from the last three months.
Setting Goals: Setting your goals for the next three months with your themes from the joys and successes in mind.
The next quarterly holiday is Ray Day on June 15. It is celebrated by:
Doing Something Kind: Spread kindness in the world, whether through donating to people or a cause you believe in, or volunteering your time, or some other means entirely.
Recording Joys and Successes: Writing down all the little (and big) happy or rewarding moments from the last three months.
Setting Goals: Setting your goals for the next three months with your themes from the joys and successes in mind.
After that comes my favorite, the Day of Leafs, on September 15. It is celebrated through:
Leaving What No Longer Serves You: Whether through a chant, burning a letter, or some other means, ritualistically saying goodbye to an item, person, or belief that no longer serves you.
Recording Joys and Successes: Writing down all the little (and big) happy or rewarding moments from the last three months.
Setting Goals: Setting your goals for the next three months with your themes from the joys and successes in mind.
The final quarterly holiday is Evergreen Day on December 15. Celebrating it involves:
Giving with intention: Giving a gift, whether an item, time, or experience, to someone you care about that will bring them joy.
Recording Joys and Successes: Writing down all the little (and big) happy or rewarding moments you can remember from the last three months.
Setting Goals: Setting your goals for the next three months with your themes from the joys and successes in mind.
Do you have any holidays you've created?
