Day Out of Time (Day of Reset) 

Similar holiday: New Year's Eve 

Goddess Being Honored: All Goddesses  

Gregorian Date of Observance: March 20th  

This day marks the end of the solar cycle and is dedicated to reflection, rest, and setting intentions for the upcoming year. No work is done, and all businesses are closed as the nation gathers to meditate, journal, and enjoy a break from daily obligations. It's also a time for making amends and reestablishing harmony. The day is observed in parks or quiet spaces, allowing for peaceful contemplation and renewal.

Onÿqulï (Annual Energy Exchange Ritual)

Similar holiday: New Year’s Day, Spring Equinox 

Goddess Being Honored: Inanna  

Gregorian Date of Observance: March 21st   

This ritual reenacts the crowning of Dumuzi by Inanna, symbolizing the sacred energy exchange. It is a private ceremony involving only the high priestesses and their chosen disciples. The day is marked by deep spiritual connection and the reaffirmation of divine roles within the Yonism community.

Amÿra (Day of Beauty and Love)

Similar holiday: Valentine’s Day

Goddess Being Honored: Tripura Sundari  

Gregorian Date of Observance: February 12th  

A day dedicated to beauty, love, and the celebration of the divine feminine. Festivities include the Tripura Sundari feast, receiving invitations for the upcoming Onÿqulï ritual, and a men’s pageant where disciples are promoted in rank. It’s a time for expressing love and appreciating the divine beauty in all things.

(Day of Sacrifice) 

Similar holiday: Yom Kippur

Goddess Being Honored: Chinnamasta  

Date of Observance: May 21st  

This day is dedicated to sacrifice and service. Practitioners observe a fast and serve food to the hungry, embodying the spirit of selflessness and dedication to the community. It is a day to reflect on personal sacrifices and to give back to those in need.

National Beach Day

Similar holiday: Feast of the Sea

Goddess Being Honored: Mami Wata  

Gregorian Date of Observance: June 25th  

In honor of Mami Wata, the Great Mother who birthed us, everyone goes to the beach to throw flowers into the ocean as an offering. This day celebrates the nurturing and life-giving aspects of the water and its sacred connection to the Goddess. It’s a joyful, communal event filled with gratitude and reverence.

Nïadÿ (The Divine Nine)

Similar holiday: Navratri

Goddess Being Honored: Dark Mother Goddess Yonaï and her nine manifestations  

Gregorian Dates of Observance: September 26th - October 4th   

This nine-day celebration is the most significant of all Yonism holy days. Each day honors a different aspect of the Dark Mother Goddess with daily worship rituals. The ninth day culminates in the Feast of the Primordials, featuring dishes representing all her forms. It is a time of deep spiritual connection, devotion, and communal celebration.

Day of Transition

Similar holiday: Samhain

Goddess Being Honored: Kali/Durga  

Gregorian Date of Observance: October 31st  

On this day, we honor those who have transitioned and celebrate the transformative powers of the Goddess. The festivities include a costume party where participants embody different versions of themselves, reflecting the Goddess's ability to change her appearance. It’s a day of transformation, remembrance, and embracing the power of change.

Goddess Day

Similar holiday: Sabbath

Goddess Being Honored:All living Goddesses  

Weekly Observance: Every Friday  

Every Friday is set aside as a day of rest and reverence for the Goddess. Her daily tasks are paused, and she is honored and revered. It’s a weekly reminder of the importance of rest, reflection, and the sacred feminine in daily life.

Solstices and Equinoxes

Similar holidays: Pagan Sabbats

Goddess Being Honored: Various Goddesses  

Gregorian Dates of Observance: Seasonal (March 20th, June 21st, September 23rd, December 21st)  

Each solstice and equinox marks the beginning of a new chapter and brings new energies. These days are observed with home decorations and merriment, symbolizing the renewal and cyclical nature of life. It’s a time to set new intentions and align with the shifting energies of the season.