Wordsmithing Magic from the Crossroads

Autumn

colored engraving style image of sun on horizon of harvest field

Rejoice at the Mighty Turning of the Year: Blessed Lughnasadh

Today is the beloved old holiday of Lughnasadh, sometimes called Lammas. It is the turning between Summer and the first stirrings of Autumn. Slowly, the dark hours are overtaking the light with equinox only six weeks away. Now we celebrate the harvest of the year, gathering in that which was planted in Spring’s hope.

Harvest by Antti Favén

Rejoicing in the Sovereign Splendor of Creation

The Wheel of the Year turns once more, as Solstice’s magic fades and the seasons begin to change. There are powerful blessings on this ancient Celtic holy day of feasting, fire, and thanksgiving. Named for the vow the Shining God Lugh made to His mother Taitliu, it is an ancient crossroads that celebrates the First Harvest.

Happy baby girl laughing and playing outside. Hugging a tree. Little nature lover.

Meeting the Green Ones

Nature is an antidote for much of what troubles us. Learn how to meet and work with the sacred herbs, flowers, and plants who bless you your whole life.

The more I think about it,
the more I realize there
is nothing more artistic
than to love others.

~ Vincent Van Gogh

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