Lughnasadh, or also known as, Lammas, is celebrated on the 1st of February in the southern hemisphere. Lughnasadh is a celebration of the abundance and gratitude for the beginning of harvest season. It is celebrated by eating the seasonal fruits and vegetables and by giving offerings to the God Lugh. Lughnasadh is also a time to ask your spirit guides, Gods or deities for help bringing abundance into your life. #wiccansabbats #purelytherapeutic #lughnasadh #lammas #southernhemisphere | Purely Th

#Lughnasadh & #Lammas Blessings! Jim Alan & I created this Ritual Chant, Lammas Round, in the 1970s: "Now is the Time when the Harvest starts again, so sing & dance until Night's end, Praising the Powers on whom we depend!" Learn more about our celebration of Lughnasadh, our Green Spirit Festival, August 1-3: https://www.circlesanctuary.org/greenspirit | Selena Fox

What does 'Lammas' mean? 🤔 Watch Rev Christian Saguyan explain, during last Sunday's service for the Festival of First Fruits. Catch up on the full service at cofe.io/SeventhSundayAfterTrinity. | The Church of England

Join us for a Lammas Day celebration this Thursday. From 11.45am at the Borough Market Bakery, we'll be marking the day with our friends and neighbours. Marriage's Millers and Southwark Cathedral. Please join us to give thanks for this year's harvest and for all who make our work possible. | Bread Ahead Bakery & School