Celebrating Lughnasadh 🌾 First Harvest Ideas, Crafts & Recipes for Lammas

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2023
  • It's that time already! August 1st marks Lammas or Lughnasadh, the celtic celebration of the harvest. In this video I share some of the history and background, as well as ways to celebrate. Enjoy!
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Комментарии • 28

  • @manipura_sun
    @manipura_sun Год назад +15

    I really enjoy the simplicity that you keep when doing your witchy things. There is just such a purity about it, thank you.

  • @DebC-it7en
    @DebC-it7en 3 дня назад

    Your videos are always so amazing!!! Your kitchen, your home, your landscape, your info are all perfect. Thank you so much for sharing. I look forward to seeing them. Thank you again

  • @paulg1886
    @paulg1886 Год назад +1

    I really enjoyed this video, I think getting caught in a heavy downpour followed by the sunshine sums up this English summer.

  • @michellegaitens8823
    @michellegaitens8823 11 месяцев назад

    Your so right gratitude is the way to start the day,grateful for ur channel I'm from south uk ,love ur honesty thanku

  • @sarahwilsonuk
    @sarahwilsonuk Год назад +1

    Lovely video as always. Typical English weather haha very relatable!

  • @amyvaccaro2761
    @amyvaccaro2761 Год назад +1

    Thanks for this! Reminds me to get moving on my altar and making my corn dolly, hard to believe it’s next week already! Such a beautiful video! 😊❤

  • @shannonpearl
    @shannonpearl Месяц назад

    Keep it real 😂 bloody England. Love this vid xx

  • @tainoroyal6585
    @tainoroyal6585 Год назад

    Beautiful video! I loved the realness of it. The rainstorm is just the reality of working outside nature and what the ancestors would have experienced

  • @naturalwitchery
    @naturalwitchery Год назад

    It was so fun to find your channel!

  • @GreeneGene33
    @GreeneGene33 11 месяцев назад

    I make fruit wine every year at this time to mark the season, along with caning, freeze-drying and such...

  • @LukeSilver-fe7iv
    @LukeSilver-fe7iv Год назад +2

    I plan on eating cinnamon rolls ( in honor of gran) chocolate pie( she loved that too) Running archery watching cooking shows I'm so excited I'm focusing on ancestor worship . I found some raspberries I might offer my dieties for Lughnasa. I might draw something for my dieties. It's gonna be an amazing Lughnasa might pull out my violin and for dinner some sweet and spicy potato soup.

  • @zoewhiteart7676
    @zoewhiteart7676 Год назад +1

    I enjoy your videos, wonderful. I was just thinking that i want to make a traditional corn dolly this year. 🌾🍃🌿

  • @AfuraNefertiti
    @AfuraNefertiti Год назад +1

    Lovely video! I’ll have to look again and see if there are any nettles left anywhere here in New York. I haven’t seen any since late spring but don’t think I’ve seen any going to seed either 🤔

  • @TheMetalMag
    @TheMetalMag Год назад

    great video

  • @jameskenny1302
    @jameskenny1302 Год назад

    Thank you for the video. The weather genuinely has stunk.

  • @johnknowles4131
    @johnknowles4131 11 месяцев назад

    It’s interesting your comment on it feeling like a feminine festival despite it being dedicated to a male deity as I’ve always felt exactly the same way about it.
    I’m really into Anglo-Saxon and Norse mythology and there’s a great myth about the cutting of the hair of the goddess Sif who was said to have beautiful, long, golden hair.
    Sif is the wife of Thor/Thunor the thunder god. The time of year when we’re most likely to have thunder storms is in August. Many ancient pagans believed that when lightning struck a field it fertilised the soil. Thor/Thunor is also interestingly a fertility god among many other things.
    I’m convinced that Sif is a goddess of agriculture and the story of her having her long, golden hair cut is a story about the harvesting of crops so it’s always felt like a very feminine time of year to me as well

  • @davethornton9578
    @davethornton9578 Год назад +1

    Whats the piece of music used during the bread making? Great video keep on doing what your doing

  • @longmanjim
    @longmanjim Год назад

    so happy to find your channel! I have been looking for Pagan traditions and that aren't necessarily magical or Wiccan. great video, thank you

    • @Lunaleodrune
      @Lunaleodrune  Год назад

      Welcome and thank you for the kind words!😊

  • @carlataylor9924
    @carlataylor9924 28 дней назад

    I love the music in your videos, can you tell me what it is and if i can find it anywhere? Love your videos, just beautiful witchy living

  • @mikekline4982
    @mikekline4982 Год назад

    💋

  • @kweenbambee
    @kweenbambee 11 месяцев назад

    Sounds like you're a Geordie! 🎉