Two Ceremonies of Ancient Magic

Mystic Ceremonies of AEM

The Annual Summer Solstice/Litha Ceremony

Every year, between the 19 and 22 of June, is the Height of Litha/Midsummer in the northern hemisphere. Most humans normally call June 21st the day of Litha, most likely due to us calling the 21st of December Yule.
On Litha, Ancient Magic (AKA Ancient Earthly Magic) is at its’ strongest and some must be given back to further preserve it. The Ancient Earthly Magic’s Collective Congress, and later with the Royalty of Atlantis and Lemuria, gather in HQ around the Mystic Pole Circle to place Magic back into the Ley Lines and the Mystical Monuments.
The ceremony is in Latin. Mother Nature or Father Time originally started this ceremony but now it is Baxter as Prime Merlinean. Angela and Baxter began it after their marriage.

The Annual Winter Solstice/Yule Ceremony

Yule occurs every year between the 19 and 22 of December. We say the height of Yule is the 21st of December. The Annual Winter Solstice Yule Ceremony is sacred to all Winter Gods and Goddesses (including Father Winter, the Primordial Winter God).
The North Pole swells up with all Winter Deities and their nymphs and fairies. In a clearing a few miles from the compound and then the city, all gather to bring Winter to Earth.
Santa Claus (First Nicholas then Baxter) dresses in his light blue suit (Officially the Winter Suit). He always brings a gift to honor Father Winter as head of the Winter Clan. 
Nicholas’s first gift was a tree with snow on it (the Tannenbaum). He then offers a blueprint for Father Winter’s Castle. It is the Guardian of Christmas’s duty to present a gift as a way to show how thankful he is for letting Christmas be a small part of Winter. This pleases Father Winter.
After his gift, the Winter Deities raise their hands and call for Winter on Earth.

Participants

Collective Congress of Ancient Earthly Magic (Royal Families of Atlantis and Lemuria)
Nicholas Claus and Gertrude Janey Claus 
Baxter Jevon Oran Baggs and Angela Holly Claus

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