Each Zodiac Sign's Unique Connection to a Festive Holiday

Let's revisit Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas, as Jack Skellington stumbles upon a forest with doors leading to a different holiday world. He decides to enter Christmas Town, but which door will your zodiac sign choose to enter?

The example above illustrates different holiday options. Few holidays represent excitement, creativity, and debauchery like Halloween or St. Patrick's Day. Some days portray the connection between roots and spirituality such as Hanukkah (Jewish Festival of Lights) or Día de los Muertos (Festival of the Dead). What they have in common is that they all hold great significance for devotees, because each day describes the ups and downs of the human condition through stories passed down from generation to generation. A vacation can inspire feelings of joy and excitement, but at the same time bring feelings of sadness and reflection. The special thing is that there will be a holiday that brings a certain mark to each zodiac sign that is not always easy to explain.

Instead of describing the most beloved holiday, this holiday comparison has more to do with the archetypes and meanings of each zodiac sign. Each holiday has its own themes, customs, and symbolic meanings that can reveal the deeper attributes of each constellation. Let's learn more about what each zodiac sign values ​​and celebrates, as well as how to have fun through festivals around the world.

Aries - New Year's Day

Aries is the first of the 12 zodiac signs that represents something new that is just beginning. In fact, the time the Sun sets in Aries around March 20 is considered the “Astrological New Year,” but the 365-day Gregorian calendar always begins on January 1, the day that people Everyone has a break after dancing and partying next to the New Year's Eve fireworks until midnight. There's nothing more similar to Aries than waking up after a fun night and writing down your New Year's resolutions.

Taurus - Thanksgiving 

There's nothing Taurus loves more than enjoying human comforts, making their earth sign energy pair perfectly with the delicious flavors of Thanksgiving. Because they are ruled by Venus, the planet of pleasure and luxury, Taurus loves to eat and relax, and a delicious American-style Thanksgiving feast is perfect for Taurus. . After all, it's because Taurus likes the feeling of having everything they need.

Gemini - Halloween

Not always happy and lucky as you know, Gemini also has a dark side, as they are ruled by Mercury, the only planet that can visit Pluto and escape unscathed . As Allison from Hocus Pocus once said, Halloween is the only night of the year that the souls of the dead can return to Earth, which is the perfect explanation for this zodiac sign's two-way ticket to hell. Gemini loves the idea of ​​dressing up as a mischievous little scary monster for the night and then returning to normal the next morning. A small interesting point is that makeup queen Heidi Klum is also a true Gemini.

Cancer - Eid al-Fitr (Islamic Thanksgiving)

Cancer knows that the best things happen during times of introspection, and after fasting all day during Ramadan, they have become familiar with the exciting promise of the night during Eid begin. Cancer is ruled by the Moon, which always shines brightest in the evening, illuminating us like lanterns illuminating the way during Ramadan. And because the Muslim holiday of Eid begins after the new crescent moon appears, the connection couldn't be clearer. When Eid begins, you'll experience one to three days of family reunions, gift exchanges, and lots of food to share, which is exactly what Cancer is all about.

Leo - Diwali (Indian Festival of Lights)

Leo is ruled by the Sun, which is the greatest source of light in the sky. Diwali is celebrated mainly in Hinduism, Jainism and Sikhism, symbolising “the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance”, which are sentiments extremely special for Leo. If Leo were a character, they would be the main character who wants to save the world. This adds the desirable element of lighting lamps and candles (called diyas) to invite Lakshmi - the goddess of prosperity, beauty, power and fertility - to visit people's homes.

Virgo - Hanukkah

The word Hanukkah means “dedication,” a very Virgo emotional trait, as this ethical earth sign is dedicated to working hard for a tangible purpose. Virgo is also known for being able to create unexpected miracles related to materials because it always makes the most of available resources. At the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem in 164 BC, there was only enough oil to light the menorah candles for one night, but they somehow stayed lit for eight days, which is why Hanukkah is celebrated. organized for such a long time.

Libra - Valentine's Day

It goes without saying that Libra is the most romantic and relationship-oriented sign of the zodiac, which is why they cannot resist the charms and temptations associated with Valentine's Day. Libra loves to convey emotions and perfect choices are a love letter, bouquet of flowers and a box of chocolates. Whether Libra is single or in a relationship, you know they're bracing themselves for a romantic surprise or a secret admirer to suddenly appear on February 14.

Scorpio - Día de Los Muertos (Festival of the Dead)

There is no holiday more suited to Scorpio's expression than Día de los Muertos (also known as the Festival of the Dead). Scorpio is literally the zodiac sign ruled by Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth in modern astrology. The Tarot card associated with Scorpio is also Death. However, Scorpio understands that death is not the end but a new beginning. And when families from Mexico and Latin America leave offerings, or “ofrendas,” for deceased loved ones and build altars filled with bright yellow marigolds at their graves, Día de los Muertos reminds you that death is as much a part of life as anything else.