Attention all witches and magic enthusiasts! In episode 10 of "Back on the Broomstick", our lovely hosts Laylla and Chelle are going to take us on a journey through the rich history and magical practices of Beltane - the holiday of fertility and abundance. Get ready to light your bonfires and dance around them, because they will be sharing some of their fondest Beltane memories and giving practical tips on how to harness the energy of this enchanting time of year. So grab your flower crowns and join us on this Beltane adventure!

Beltane, also known as May Day, is a Celtic holiday celebrated on May 1st by modern pagans. It is a time to celebrate fertility, the blooming of spring, and the union between the god and goddess. This celebration is marked by the lighting of bonfires, the weaving of floral wreaths, and the dancing of the maypole. It is a time to connect with nature, celebrate life, and honor the changing of the seasons. Many modern pagans also see Beltane as a time to honor their ancestors and connect with the spiritual world. It is a festive and joyful holiday that is celebrated with food, drink, music, and dancing.

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