Hello witchy friends and welcome to episode number six of the comfy cozy witch podcast with me Jenny Blonde the comfy cozy witch. Thank you so much for

joining me today and thank you for joining me for the other episodes. I'm so grateful for all of you listening. So today I'm going to be talking all about Yule.

So I put a poll out earlier asking if it was a little too early

to talk about Yule or if I should wait a few weeks or if you're ready to hear now.

And a large majority of people responded

that they wanted to hear all about Eule,

the history, correspondences, recipes, and crafts and ideas that you can do with your family or for

yourself to celebrate the Yule Sabit in the winter solstice.

So that will be the main topic for today.

But before I get into Yule, I want to talk about what's making me feel

comfy, cozy, and witchy. the All right, get ready to hear all about Yule.

I love Yule.

I love the Yule season.

And I think many of you probably do as well.

Now, you know that my favorite of course is

Maybin and autumn but Yule is up there it is really close because I just love

the comfy coziness the candles the warmth the fires the

cozy blankets the drinks the food the time with family even though this, not as much time with family due to COVID, but everything

about Yule just screams comfy coziness. So I can't wait to talk to you about the history, the Norse mythology

surrounding Yule. We're going to talk a little bit about Odin and his connection to Santa Claus and some

you'll correspondences, ways you can set up your altar space in your house in preparation for Yule in the

winter solstice and then I'll also talk about some good food, drinks, recipes

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