Lughnasadh Workbook

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About Lughnasadh
Lughnasadh (also known as Lammas) marks the beginning of the

harvest midway between the summer and autumn equinoxes. The
crops have matured and are ready to be harvested and it’s the best
time for summer fruit.
It was named after the god Lugh, the Celtic god of light who associat-
ed with skill, crafts, and the arts. It is a time for feasting, music and
dancing, and games - all elements that make wonderful celebrations
for witches.
Visit your local farmers market (or raid your garden) to collect bounty
that is grown close to home and is fresh and full of energy.
If you can take your feast a the forest near a lake, or a local park. You
can incorporate some fun with good old fashioned three-legged
races, sack races, face painting, and corn hole.
Try your hand at making fresh bread, or visit a bakery for a crusty loaf
of unsliced bread. At your feast, literally break bread by ripping it apart
with your those seated next to you.
Since Lugh’s domain is arts and crafts, it’s a great time to work on
projects. You could try corn dollies, wheat or corn weaving, basket
weaving, making besoms (brooms), and making poppets. It’s also a
great time to write poetry and songs, and play lots of music.
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About Lughnasadh
The Magical coMponeNts of Lughnasadh:

divine beings
Lugh, Gods of the Grain, Baird Goddesses and Gods
(travelling art deities), Goddess of sacrifice and
resurrection.
colors
Gold, brown, butterscotch, yellow.
altar decorations
Wheat decorations, corn dollies, candles, sunflowers,
antlers.
food
So much bread! Corn, quinoa, chia seeds, lentils, butter,
doughnuts, honey.
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Lughnasadh Ritual
you will need:
Corn husks or construction paper ( you will need to
write on it).
A pen (non toxic please you are going to be putting it in
water).
Your Tarot or Oracle Deck.
Your journal.
watch video instructions
If you are able to get to a place with flowing water please do. You can
also do this ritual astrally. Take all of your items in a backpack or basket
and head off.
Find a space where you will not be disturbed cast a small circle (you
can do it) and then call in the God Lugh to your space.
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'Great God Lugh,

Shining one, commander of the Tuatha De Danaan, I invite you
into my sacred space. May you bless me with your wisdom today
as I make my personal sacrifice
Hail and Welcome'
Now work on your Corn dolly while thinking about all of the sacrifices
you have made over the year. All of the times you put someone else
first. Or when you went without. Pour your energy into your corn
dolly as you are making it.
Now think of a limiting belief you have that lead to all of this?
Are you ready to give that up too? Are you ready to free yourself from
the need to put yourself last or not speak up about what you really
need or want?
Take the pen when you have finished the dolly and write down what
you want to sacrifice this Sabbat, what you want to free yourself from.
This can be done after the reading too if you need guidance.
Spend as much time as you need here, you do not have to rush it.
When you are ready, take the dolly to the water and let it float away.
Please make sure you are not obstructing pipes or waterways doing
this.
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You can now work on your Tarot Reading for the season, or you
can do this when you return home.
Remember to clean up after your witchy self and thank Lugh. If

you are doing the reading straight away you can thank the God
after your reading.
'Great God Lugh,

Shining one, commander of the Tuatha De Danaan,
I thank you for your protection, guidance and blessing this
Lughnasadh day.
Stay if you will, go if you must,
with heartfelt gratitude
Hail and Farewell'
Lughnasadh tarot spread
1
1
the sacRifice
What I am being asked to let go and
2
give away.
the Lesson
2 Why it is needed at this time.
3 the suppoRt 4 3
What will/can support you in this
time.
5
the Gift
4 What give you received from this.
the Resurrection
5 What is going to come back to you.
What is coming back to me soon?

Lughnasadh Meditation:
fertility
Stream the free Lughnasadh
(Lammas) Meditation here
About Ethony,the High Priestess
Ethony is a practicing eclectic Witch and Tarot reader and author who loves
to create more than sleep. She is the High Priestess of the Awakened Soul
Coven and Headmistress at the Tarot Readers Academy where she teachers
and mentors Tarot professionals and students through the courses available
there. Ethony is the creator or the Awakened Soul Oracle, Bad Bitches Tarot,
and the Wheel of the Year Meditation CD Series.
You can find Ethony’s

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ETHONY the juicy content at
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Awakened soul coveN

Lughnasadh (also known as Lammas) marks the beginning of the

The Magical coMponeNts of Lughnasadh:

Your Tarot or Oracle Deck.

watch video instructions

'Great God Lugh,

Remember to clean up after your witchy self and thank Lugh. If

'Great God Lugh,

What is coming back to me soon?

You can find Ethony’s

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