Lughnasadh Special: Celtic Gods And Fairies

A little fun for Lughnasadh! Celtic God of Light Lugh, for whom this festival is named, and the fairies are having a little feast and music on the green hills and you are invited! Light and lovely, and an invitation to savour this special time of summer!

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We like to add a guided meditation to our sabbat celebrations and this is perfect. You are a wonderful storyteller 🧚 Blessed be

Thank you as always Sarah, and blessed Lughnasdah 💚 ☀️

Sarah remains “The Witches Scheherazade” and is one of the few teachers on Insight Timer with whom you can actually hear the smile in her voice.

This meditation is a beautiful balance between being able to mourns and celebrate at the same time.

Lovely! 🌾👑☀️🌽

This filled my heart to overflowing. Thank you for this beautiful gift. I dedicated myself to the gods and goddesses thirty years ago this Lughnasadh. Though my specific tradition has shifted, my dedication has never wavered. I did my dedication at the height of the sun, sitting cross-legged on a large stone on the shore of a lake which sparkled and shimmered as the light breeze caused prismatic light to dance upon the soft ripples of water. Nobody with me that day knew what was taking place, which was as I intended it. But my mother took some photographs of me, which I was unaware of at the time. She showed them to me later and gave me copies upon my request. I still have not shared my experience that day and likely never will. It was too intense, too personal. Those who were present that day do not follow the same path, and only two that I can think of (my mother included) have ever alluded to similar spiritual experiences. Of the eight there that day, three have now crossed the veil. They know. They visit me, and I feel their love and guidance daily, my beloved ancestors and family.

As I reflect on what this anniversary means to me - well over the majority of my life on this path now - and the Wheel itself, this practice so generously shared with us in thus space has been a beautiful focal point for my musings. (Even if I think the fairies were depicted as a lot nicer than they actually were in lore, but perhaps this is even more the case in the Norse tradition than others - though I started my journey with Cunningham as so many others did at that time.)

Thank you again for sharing this lovely practice with us. Brightest of blessings to you and all who read this during this wonderful time on the Wheel.

MM, MP, and MMA. Hail and farewell for now. I see you and the light within you. Be well. 🤲🏻❤🤲🏻