Wheel of the Year
The Wheel turns through four hinges — two solstices and two equinoxes — each binding the practitioner to a sacred practice from the Codex. The form is annual; the answer is the practitioner's.
March
- — Spring Equinox: Day and night in balance, tipping toward light. The Wheel turns to Teaching — what was learned in the dark is now passed forward.
June
- — Summer Solstice: The longest day. The Wheel turns to Renewal — the gear long kept is opened again, refreshed, and re-committed.
September
- — Autumn Equinox: Day and night in balance, tipping toward dark. The Wheel turns to Vigil — what has been lost is named so it is not entirely gone.
December
- — Winter Solstice: The longest night. The Wheel turns to Inventory — every kept device is named, considered, and judged whether it still serves.