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Lammas or Lughnasadh?

The Wheel of the Year, the Circle of the Season, Esbats and Sabbats, High Holy Days - an inevitable part of becoming a Pagan and/or Witch - lead to the addition of many more holidays (in the traditional sense of holy-days) into your life! As a new practitioner, this can be confusing. Many new witches, especially if they do not have a mentor or a coven, go to the internet for answers to these questions: What do I celebrate and when? Why is this particular celebration “holy” to me now? What does this day mean for my new spirituality and magickal practices?

By |2021-11-11T04:34:09+00:00July 26th, 2021|Celtic Deities, Lughnasadh, Wicca|Comments Off on Lammas or Lughnasadh?

Incorporating Wheat and Oat into Sabbat Celebrations

In Lammas, the first of the three harvest festivals, grain plays a big role. Perhaps that’s no surprise, as Lammas means “loaf mass.” It is also Lughnasadh, celebrating the god Lugh, who was a craftsman. Taking the time to create decoration and food that incorporates grain for this Sabbat honors both the importance of the harvest as well as the god for whom it is named. So how do you bring wheat and oat into your celebrations?

By |2021-09-29T19:15:50+00:00July 20th, 2021|Lughnasadh, Wiccan Sabbats|Comments Off on Incorporating Wheat and Oat into Sabbat Celebrations