- Winter Solstice (Yule): Embrace the return of the sun in a sunrise ceremony filled with incantations and prayer. Tor begins with a solemn invocation to the spirits of the earth, air, fire, and water. Gather around the central fire to light candles, symbolising the rebirth of the sun. Offerings of holly, mistletoe, and evergreen boughs are made to the fire. Participate in guided visualisations and heartfelt prayers of gratitude and hope for the coming year. Conclude with the harmonious singing of ancient songs as dawn breaks, welcoming the light back into our lives.

- Spring Equinox (Ostara): Celebrate the balance of day and night with a serene sunrise rite. Tor begins with an invocation to the energies of renewal and growth, followed by the blessing of seeds and flowers. Engage in powerful visualisations of new beginnings and recite prayers for fertility and prosperity. Offerings of fresh flowers and eggs are made to the earth. As the sun rises, join in joyful chants and songs that honour the awakening earth, ending with a meditative moment of gratitude and connection.

- Summer Solstice (Litha): Revel in the longest day of the year with a vibrant sunrise ceremony. Tor starts with a spirited invocation to the sun, expressing thanks for its life-giving energy. Participate in dynamic visualisations and powerful incantations celebrating abundance and vitality. Offerings of summer fruits and herbs are made to the sun. As the sun climbs higher, lift your voices in joyous songs and chants, feeling the peak of summer’s energy fill your soul. Close with a prayer of gratitude and reflection.

- Autumn Equinox (Mabon): Give thanks for the harvest in a harmonious sunrise rite. Tor opens with an invocation to the spirits of balance and abundance, followed by the blessing of harvested grains and fruits. Engage in deep visualisations of gratitude and share prayers of thanksgiving for the bounty of the earth. Offerings of harvested grains and fruits are made to the earth. As dawn approaches, join in soulful songs and chants that honour the cycle of life and the coming of winter. Conclude with a quiet moment of reflection and community connection.

- Imbolc: Mark the first signs of spring with a sacred sunrise ceremony dedicated to the goddess Brigid. Tor begins with an invocation to Brigid, invoking her blessings of light, fire, and fertility. Light white candles as symbols of the returning light and participate in guided Visualisations for new beginnings. Recite ancient prayers and join in uplifting songs that celebrate the promise of spring. Offerings of milk and honey are made to Brigid. End with a water blessing and a heartfelt prayer for renewal.

- Beltane: Welcome the height of spring with a passionate sunrise rite. Tor starts with an invocation to the spirits of fertility and growth, followed by the lighting of a ceremonial fire. Engage in powerful visualisations and incantations celebrating life and passion. Offerings of flowers and ribbons are made to the fire. As the sun rises, join in spirited songs and chants that honour the blossoming earth. Conclude with a prayer of unity and love, feeling the vibrant energy of Beltane.

- Lammas (Lughnasadh): Celebrate the beginning of the harvest season with a solemn sunrise ceremony. Tor opens with an invocation to the Celtic god Lugh, thanking him for the abundance of the earth. Participate in visualisations and prayers for a fruitful harvest and the sharing of prosperity. Offerings of homemade bread and first fruits are made to the earth. As dawn breaks, lift your voices in songs and chants that honor the labor and gifts of the earth. End with a prayer of gratitude and community spirit.

- Samhain: Reflect on the cycle of life and death with a mystical sunrise rite. Tor begins with an invocation to the ancestors, inviting their presence and wisdom. Engage in deep visualisations and recite prayers of remembrance and honor for those who have passed. Offerings of apples and nuts are made to the ancestors. As the sun rises, join in solemn chants and songs that celebrate the eternal cycle of life. Conclude with a silent reflection and a shared prayer for peace and continuity.