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Late December (winter solstice) Julblot Yule blót Devoted to Odin and Freyr.[15]
February Disablot (Dísablót) Devoted to the dísir.[15]
Spring equinox Vårblot (Spring blót) Devoted principally to beings such as Freyja, Freyr, Sól and light elves, but also to Gerðr.[15]
Late April - early May Majblot (May blót) Devoted principally to Freyr but also to beings such as Gerðr, Thor, Sif and Jörð.[15]
Summer solstice (Midsommarblot) (Midsummer) Devoted principally to Freyr, Freyja but also to Sól and light elves.[15]
Early August Sensommarblot (Late-Summer blót) Devoted principally to Thor and Sif.[15]
Autumn equinox Höstblot (Autumn blót) Devoted to a range of beings including Skaði, Ullr, Freyr and Frigg.[15]
October - November Alvablot (Álfablót) Devoted to ancestors and beings such as Freyr, Odin and the elves.[15]
Late December (winter solstice) Geóhol-blót Yule blót Devoted to Woden, Ingui (with whom they identify Freyr),[27] Wulð (with whom they identify Ullr),[28] and other "Yule Beings".
Late December Mōdraniht Mother's Night Devoted to the Mother goddesses, or Idese.
Early January Twelftadæg (Twelfth Day) Devoted to Frig, and to nature spirits, see wassailing.
February Sige-tiber (Victory blót) Devoted to Woden, for victory in the forthcoming "Summer" months.
March Lencten-tid (Spring Feast) Devoted to the goddesses Hréðe, and Hludana.
April Eáster-freólsdæg (Eostre's Feast) Devoted to Eostre.
Summer solstice Midsumordæg (Midsummer) Devoted principally to Thunor, but also to Helith, with whom they associate good luck and healing.[29]
Early August Bendfeorm (Corn Reaping Feast) Devoted principally to Beowa. This is a celebration of the corn harvest and subsequent "tying". The group eschews the term "Lammas" as it is entirely Christian in origin.
Late September Hærfestlíc Freólsung (Harvest Festival) Devoted to a range of beings including Ing, Thunor, Frig, and Woden. This is a celebration of the late harvest, and symbolic offering of the Last Sheaf.
October Winter-fylleþ (Winter Full-Moon) Devoted to ancestors and beings such as Ingui, Woden and the Elves. This is considered the beginning of Winter.
Mid November Andetnes-blót (Thanksgiving blót) Devoted to many beings. This is when historically, livestock that could not survive the winter would be slaughtered.
Wheel of the Year gods - Imbolc - Thor/Sif/Goddesses as whole, Ostara - Ostara, Beltaine - Frigg's Handmaidens, Litha - Grey hound lady, Lammas Frey- Mabon Idunna - Samhain Hel, Frey - Yule - Frigg, Odin
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