Our 7 weekdays named after the 5 visible planets, sun, and moon  
Sunday - Sun’s Day Day of the Sun: family, self-confidence, image, power, will, base energy, energizing personal power, will, self-image, may also represent physical energy, yang relationship with moon
Monday - Moon’s Day Day of the Moon: intuition, emotional heart, happiness, attitude, nurturing environment yin for one’s will to play out, home & family, subconscious
Tuesday - Tew’s Day (Norse God of Mars) Day of Mars: action, individual energy, assertion, courage, may represent physical vitality, strength and movement. 
Wednesday - Odin’s Day (Norse God of Mercury) Day of Mercury: knowledge, communications, expression, healing, logic & reasoning, connection, absorbing information, symbol making, travel
Thursday - Thor’s Day (Norse God of Jupiter) Day of Jupiter: optimism, prestige, wealth, expansion, broadening of horizons, integrating, usually beneficial, fortune, may lead to excess, associated with healing, limited by Saturn 
Friday - Freya’s Day (Norse Goddess of Venus) Day of Venus: relationships, fertility, the arts, binding force from within, harmony, balance, affection, inner true beauty, aesthetic response, yin relationship with Mars. 
Saturday - Saturn’s Day Day of Saturn: self discipline, effort, solitude, fate, relationship to systems of order, social structure, limitations, fate, karma, aging

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The solar year is divided into eight equal sections
These are the quarter and cross-quarter earth holidays. The solstices and equinoxes make up the quarter days. The solstices occur when the sun is at its greatest distance from the celestial equator, making the longest night at winter solstice and the longest day at summer solstice. The equinoxes mark the mid-points between the solstices, occurring when the sun crosses the plane of the celestial equator, making day and night of equal length (equi-nox or equal night). The mid points between the quarter days are referred to as cross-quarter: Imbolc/Candlemas, May Eve/Beltane, Lammas and All Hallowe’en/Samhain. 

February 1 Imbolc, Brigid, Candlemas celebrates marital union and the home’s fire, waxing of sun's light, time of discarding, purification, initiation
March 20-22 Vernal Equinox, Eostar celebrates conception, the sprouting seed, rejuvenation, feel the balance necessary to begin anew
April 30 May Eve, Beltane, Walpugisnacht celebrates growth & fecundity, fertility, time of planting seeds both physically and mentally
June 20-22 Summer Solstice, Litha the ancient’s midsummer, celebrates the longest day, peak of light, time of strength, energy, fire and passion
August 1 Lammas, Lughnasadh celebrates earth’s pregnant phase and 1st harvest, loaf-mass, festival of first fruits, time of rejoicing, thanksgiving
September 20-22 Autumn Equinox, Mabon celebrates 2nd harvest, day of thanksgiving, preparation for winter, time of balance
October 31 All Hallowe’en, Samhain, Day of the Dead celebrates the final harvest, death of the vegetative god/dess, time to honor the deceased
December 20-22 Winter Solstice, Yule celebrates the longest night, return of the unconquered sun, time of appeasement, humility