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Dates on the grid are guideposts. Ancient calendars, local seasons, and contemporary traditions differ; the linked sources explain what is attested and what is a modern choice.
Some Heathen communities honor mothers, ancestors, and those who cared for them at the start of Yule.
This is a modern Heathen calendar practice informed in part by Anglo-Saxon sources, rather than a fixed pan-Norse date.
Read: The Troth · holiday guide ↗The shortest northern daylight. Many modern Heathens begin Yule near this date, while historical midwinter Jól could follow another reckoning.
Check the exact solstice for your year; this guide's day is approximate.
Read: Time and Date · seasons ↗View and share festival photographs → · Share music and teaching videos → · Visit the Altar of Remembrance →
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