Lammas is the time of year when masculine energy of the Earth is strong. It is the season of the grain spirits, the time to honour Lugh (the god of craftsmanship) or other harvest gods, and a time to honour oneself and ones crafts. Lugh and many of the harvest masculine gods were also gifted…Read More
During Lughnadash/Lammas the fields are full and fertile and crops are at the peak of their abundance. During the late summer months the gardens are ripe for picking and summer bounty is at it’s finest. Throughout history, this was a time for celebration for nearly every culture. It has huge agricultural significance for the season…Read More
The Celtic God Lugh is the God of craftsmanship and skill. He is a very skilled god who has many talents. Many Pagans today worship Lugh during the festival Lughnasadh. During Lughnasadh people often take the time to honour their own skills as well as take time to pay tribute to and worship Lugh asking…Read More