Hey There Witches! Did you know that the Shiva Lingam is associated with Lammas? It is a sacred river stone harvested from India's Narmada River, symbolizing the union of divine masculine and feminine energies. In Hindu tradition, its egg-like shape represents the "cosmic egg" and

Hey There Crystal Witches! Did you know that Epidote is associated with Lammas? It is a silicate mineral famous for its distinct pistachio-green color. Named after the Greek word for "increase," it symbolizes manifestation, growth, and attracting abundance. In crystal healing,

Hey There Witches! There are three general and basic types of altars that can be made: A permanent altar, a portable altar, and a traveling altar. 1)Permanent Altar: This altar is for your home, outdoor or indoor. But, mostly people make it indoor. If, you want to build it outdoor you

Hey There Witches! This is my own personal recipe and ritual. It is literally for all purposes. Do not drink may cause a tummy ache Ingredients: Will power and belief Red rose petals - love Yellow rose petals - protection / prosperity Pink rose petals - peace / happiness Ani

Hey There Alchemists! Alchemy has been practiced for centuries. This practice takes a lifetime to learn and master because of the knowledge it has to offer,you must combine science with magick, you must know the difference between what is fake and what is real. This path is not mastered

Hey There Spell Casters! 'Rising Sun of Hope Spell" You will need the following items for this spell: 1 cup of drinking water At the rising sun, fill a cup with clean, fresh water. When the sun has fully cleared the horizon, begin the spell. Stand at an open window with the c

Hey There Ravens! How to Connect with Gaia Spell This how to connect and have protection from Gaia the mother earth. You will need the following items for this spell: 1 sage leaf (fresh) 6 oregano leaves 1 white candle 2 towels Go outside in a grassy area or under a tree.

Hey Tree Huggers! 'Healing a Wounded Tree spell" You will need the following items for this spell: A candle A red or white towel A bowl of clean water Pour the water in a circle around the tree. Drape the towel on the roots. Light the candle, and put it on the towel. S

Hey There Crafty Witches! In some counties in Ireland, it became traditional to celebrate Bilberry Sunday at the beginning of August. Everyone went out with buckets to gather berries, and it was custom that a big berry harvest in August meant the rest of the crops would be bountiful a few wee

Hey There Crafty Witches! By the time Lammas rolls around, it is usually pretty hot. In some parts of the world, gardens are beginning to dry out, and the earth has gone from soft and pliable to dry and cracked. If you have not harvested your herbs yet for drying, now is a good time to start

Hey There Crafty Witches! Lammas is the season of the “loaf mass” but it is hard to leave bread out in the open air for long, if you want it to last. Instead, find a small space in your kitchen and turn it into a seasonal altar. Decorate it with symbols of hearth and home, as well as seas

Hey There Spell Casters! In many folkloric traditions, sunflowers are seen as symbols of good luck. Planting them around your home and garden will bring fortune your way. It is also said that if you pick a sunflower at sunset, then wear it on your person, it will bring you good luck the

Hey Spell Casters Lammas Protection Onion Braid This is a simple protection charm to hang in your home to protect those who live there. Braiding is a very relaxing and magical way to spend an evening, and by braiding your onions, you can prepare them for winter storage basically, you are

Hey There Spell Casters! Did you know that the Ash Tree is associated with Lammas? In some folk magic traditions, the ash leaf could be used to remove skin disorders such as warts or boils. As an alternate practice, one could wear a needle in their clothing or carry a pin in their pocket f

Hey There Witches! Did you know that parts of Appalachia are rich in superstitions surrounding corn? Some farmers believe that if you miss a row while you are planting corn, someone in your family will die before harvest season. Likewise, if you see kernels of corn lying in the road, it me

Hey There Witches! In some Wiccan and modern Pagan traditions, Lammas is also a day of honoring Lugh, the Celtic craftsman god. He is a god of many skills, and was honored in various aspects by societies both in the British Isles and in Europe. Lughnasadh is still celebrated in many part

Hey Witches! Did you know that The Legend of John Barleycorn symbolizes not only the harvest, but the products made from it as well ? John Barleycorn is a character who represents the crop of barley harvested each autumn. Equally as important, he symbolizes the wonderful drinks which can b

Hey There Witches! The early harvest and the threshing of grain has been celebrated for thousands of years. There are a lot of myths and folklore surrounding Lammas, or Lughnasadh. Thor’s wife, Sif, had beautiful golden hair, until Loki the prankster cut it off. Thor was so upset he w

Hey There Witches! The Wheel has turned again. At Lammas, also called Lughnasadh, the hot days of August will soon be upon us, much of the earth is dry and parched, but we still know that the bright reds and yellows of the harvest season are just around the corner. Apples are beginning to rip

The Empress The Empress calls on you to confront a challenge through kindness, openness, and generosity, but you must be careful not to let others use your good will for selfish purposes. Blessings, Rev. Bella Shay