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TWH wishes its readers in the northern hemisphere a blessed Lughnasadh and Lammas and a blessed Imbolc to our readers in the southern half of the world. Continue reading A Blessed...
Here's everything you need to know to celebrate Lughnasadh, the Gaelic harvest holiday. The post Lughnasadh: The Pagan Harvest Festival of Lugh appeared first on The Pagan Grimoire...
Lughnasa is one of the four great fire festivals of the Celtic year, celebrated with plenty of special recipes, rituals, traditions, and symbols.
This weekend I'll be celebrating Lammas, or the first fruits of the harvest. I'll probably pick blackberries from my garden and make a crumble or maybe berry flapjacks. Yum. Other...
Lammas is on August 1 and is a festival to celebrate the start of the harvest in the Pagan Wheel of the Year. Here are details of some of the magical events in and near London over...
Celebrate the First Harvest with Ritual, Reflection, and Earth Magic Every meaningful harvest begins long before the fruit appears. A... The post The Sacred Pause of Lammas appeare...
From saintly showers to sunlit harvests – how ancient Irish traditions forecast the fate of summer
For Lammas Eve I drew a card for the world from the Wildwood Tarot and revealed the Four of Bows. It shows joyous figures dancing around a blazing fire. The bows are unstrung, ther...
From orchard feasts in Armagh to Samhain magic in Meath, this is the season Ireland shows its true colors.
Every growing season eventually reaches the moment when tending gives way to gathering. Mabon, celebrated at the Fall Equinox, brings... The post The Magic of Mabon: What Your Harv...
Make any one of these to enjoy on Mabon The post 63 Mabon Recipes and Foods to Celebrate the Fall Equinox appeared first on The Pagan Grimoire.
September Pagan Holidays Source: NYC Wiccan Family Temple AUG. 29 – SEPT. 11: Return of Isis & Osiris (star Sirius, rising Nile waters) SEP. 2: Grape Vine Festival honoring Ari...
As we say goodbye to July it's time to say hello to August.Yes, the eighth month of the year is here!For many, August brings the best bounty of the season — ripened tomatoes, ripe...
From St Giles' to Banbury Michaelmas - the dates and history of Oxfordshire's autumn fairs.
This linden tree was looking spectular in early autumn sunlight as I walked through my local park yesterday. The leaves are starting to turn golden and the branches are full of the...
In this week's Pagan Community Notes: Saturn officially enters retrograde (at least from Earth's point of view), we celebrate Lughnasadh, Star shares the Tarot of the Week, and a n...
Discover the September Full Moon, also called the Corn Moon or Harvest Moon. Explore its meaning and rituals for witchcraft, plus tips for setting powerful intentions. The post Sep...
August's Full Moon is connected to release, perseverance, and strength. Here are journal prompts and a Full Moon ritual for the month The post August’s Sturgeon Moon: Spiritual Mea...
Irish Chef Michael Gilligan shares his tasty blueberry recipe - as well as a history of Lughnasa!
The August full moon marks a key turning point in the July/August moon cycle (which began with the New Moon on 7/25). It illuminates the effort you’ve poured into your life this ye...
The Abbots Bromley Horn Dance is one of the most intriguing annual autumn customs that still continues today. Or, more precisely, happens every year on Wakes Monday — the day foll...
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