Jul 31, 2024
Happy Lammas/Lughnasa to all who celebrate it. May the shortening days bring harvest enough to all of us to prepare for whatever comes! 🌾🍞
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Happy Lammas/Lughnasa to all who celebrate it. May the shortening days bring harvest enough to all of us to prepare for whatever comes! 🌾🍞
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I know that you don't need an elaborate altar for your practice let alone decorate it for the seasons. But as someone with low spoons working 3 jobs sometimes its the only thing I can do to make me feel closer to my craft.
I did manage to make a new corn doll this year because last years became weather damaged from rain. And I had some Lughnasadh incense left over from last year so that really added to this changing of my altar.
My beloved altar on this warm Lammas day 2025
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Lughnasadh (sometimes written Lughnasa or Lúnasa) is a festival originating from Ireland that celebrates the start of the harvest season.
It is traditionally celebrated on August 1st (in the northern hemisphere) or halfway between the summer solstice and the fall equinox.
The festival is named for the Irish God Lugh and it is said that the festival started as a funeral feast and athletic competition to honor his mother or foster-mother Tailtiu who had died of exhaustion after clearing the plains of Ireland for agriculture.
patrickwolf Here is the uncropped image by Furmaan from the album gatefold, representing the song ‘Lughnasa’ There were two corn dollies made for the artwork in my lessons I took, one representing the mother and the second, the son that I made, here i hold the mother with the scythe of Lugh and a wooden boat ‘untethered’ at my side
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