The Southern Wheel applies below the Equator, in the Southern Hemisphere, and is based on the British/European Wheel.
It is not the same as the Wuruma Wheel. (Click Wuruma Wheel label at end of article.)
I celebrate the Southern Wheel because it is the community standard in Neopagan Australia, and because it is similar to that celebrated by my British and European ancestors.
(Dates are approximate, excepting Vernal Equinox.)
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Winter Solstice - 21st June
Bride's Day - 1st August
Vernal Equinox - 23rd September until 2020
Beltane - 31st October
Summer Solstice - 21st December
Lughnasadh - 2nd February
Autumnal Equinox - 21st March
Samhain - 1st May
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