Remaking the Wheel of the Year?

Now that we have Jail Braked the Wheel of the Year; lets see if we can remake it into something easier to follow based off the rhythms of the three major planets in it.

Lets start with the Tables for the Wheel of the Year



SABBAT
CELEBRATION
CALENDAR
ASTROLOGICAL
Yule
Winter Solstice
0* Capricorn
0* Capricorn
Imbolc
High Winter
February 1 or 2
15* Aquarius
Ostara
Spring Equinox
0* Aries
0* Aries
Beltane
High Spring
May 1
15* Taurus
Litha
Summer Solstice
0* Cancer
0* Cancer
Lammas
High Summer
August 1
15* Leo
Mabon
Autumnal Equinox
0* Libra
0* Libra
Samhain
High Autumn
October 31
15* Scorpio
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/witchonfire/sabbat-rituals/


SABBAT
CELEBRATION
ELEMENT
ZODIAC SIGN
QUALITY
Yule
Winter Solstice
Earth
Capricorn
Cardinal
Imbolc
High Winter
Air
Aquarius
Fixed


Water
Pisces
Mutable
Ostara
Spring Equinox
Fire
Aries
Cardinal
Beltane
High Spring
Earth
Taurus
Fixed


Air
Gemini
Mutable
Litha
Summer Solstice
Water
Cancer
Cardinal
Lammas
High Summer
Fire
Leo
Fixed


Earth
Virgo
Mutable
Mabon
Autumnal Equinox
Air
Libra
Cardinal
Samhain
High Autumn
Water
Scorpio
Fixed


Fire
Sagittarius
Mutable
Now lets add the Moon element.

For now I am using the moon names from the Farmers Almanac

And here is the Draft of the Wheel of the Year with the Moons. Each moon also correlates with celebration of the Sabat as well.
SABBAT
CELEBRATION
MONTH
MOON
Yule
Winter Solstice
December
Cold Moon


January
Wolf Moon
Imbolc
High Winter
February
Snow Moon

Spring equinox
March
Worm Moon
Ostara

April
Pink Moon
Beltane
High Spring
May
Flower Moon

Summer Solstice
June
Strawberry Moon
Litha

July
Buck Moon
Lammas
High Summer
August
Sturgeon Moon (fish)
Mabon
Autumnal Equinox
September
Harvest or Corn Moon
Samhain
High Autumn
October
Harvest or Hunters Moon


November
Beaver Moon




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