Post by callielowler on Sept 4, 2011 19:38:44 GMT -5
Lammas (Lughnasadh)
Pronounced LA-MAAS and LOO-NA-SA
Falls on August 1st
Means “half-mass”
Time for celebrating the fruition and fulfillment of what began as an idea. We should rejoice at the end result of the creation process.
Some Ideas for Lughnasadh:
•Bake bread
•Bless marriages, babies, and homes
•Make a wreath out of grain to honor the harvest
Invocation to Lugh
Lugh
God of many skills
Bard and healer
Music-maker and fire-blazer
Adept in the craft of smiths
And in the sacred art of poetry.
Lugh of the radiant face
Helper of heroes
Invincible in battle
With strength like the sun
Full-blazing at noon.
Pronounced LA-MAAS and LOO-NA-SA
Falls on August 1st
Means “half-mass”
Time for celebrating the fruition and fulfillment of what began as an idea. We should rejoice at the end result of the creation process.
Some Ideas for Lughnasadh:
•Bake bread
•Bless marriages, babies, and homes
•Make a wreath out of grain to honor the harvest
Invocation to Lugh
Lugh
God of many skills
Bard and healer
Music-maker and fire-blazer
Adept in the craft of smiths
And in the sacred art of poetry.
Lugh of the radiant face
Helper of heroes
Invincible in battle
With strength like the sun
Full-blazing at noon.
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