Also known as Alban Arthan by the Druids, stretches back in history to many ancient practices. Most of which prominently feature a festival associated with the birth of a God, and hoping to bring back the sun which gives life, encouraging birth and re-birth in the cycle. Modern Paganism has turned its focus more towards family and festival, celebrating the old traditions very rarely; however, we do see a common theme in the Roman, Celtic, Persian, Swedish, and Norse teachings.
