Sabbat (neopaganism)

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Wheel of the Year
The Wheel of the Year is a Wiccan and Neopagan term for the annual cycle of the Earth's seasons. It consists of eight festivals, spaced at approximately even intervals throughout the year. These festivals are referred to by Wiccans as Sabbats.In many forms of Neopaganism, natural processes are seen as following a continuous cycle. The passing of time is also seen as cyclical, and is represented by a circle or wheel. The progression of birthlifedecline and death, as experienced in human lives, is echoed in the progression of the seasons.  Wiccans also see this cycle as echoing the life, death and rebirth of their Horned God and the fertility of their Goddess.
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Roue de l'Année
La roue de l'année est un tableau très ancien La roue de l'année comporte treize lunes et huit fêtes, nommés sabbats.
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Ruota dell'Anno
In molte religioni neopagane, la Ruota dell'Anno rappresenta il ciclo naturale delle stagioni, commemorato con la celebrazione di otto sabbat. Secondo il neopaganesimo, tutte le cose della natura sono cicliche, compreso lo scorrere del tempo che viene immaginato come una ruota che gira incessantemente; lo scorrere delle stagioni si riflette nella nostra vita: nascita, crescita, declino e morte.
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