Happy Litha! ✨
Happy Litha everyone! Today is the longest day and shortest night of the year and we’re celebrating the peak of summer. Take this time to celebrate your accomplishments you have worked through thus far. Have a bbq, a bonfire, or watch the sunset. Here’s my simmer pot with sun water, citrus, lavender, sage, rosemary, chamomile, and calendula. I also dressed a yellow and gold candle and let it burn all the way down. Today I am cleaning, making some more sun water, and doing a sunset yoga flow. What are you doing today?☀️#litha #witchy #summer #simmerpot
Litha, also known as the Summer Solstice, is a time of reflection and joy as we embrace the longest day of the year. During this celebration, it's important to recognize the abundance in our lives and express gratitude for our achievements. Consider organizing a gathering with loved ones, where you can enjoy a barbeque and create a warm atmosphere with a bonfire, allowing everyone to engage with nature. Incorporating natural elements into your festivities can enhance the experience. Create a simmer pot with citrus, lavender, and rosemary to infuse your home with a refreshing summer scent. The symbolic yellow and gold candles can represent the sun's energy and can be a part of your ritual to honor this special day. Engage in rejuvenating activities such as yoga during sunset, as it helps to connect your spirit with nature while grounding your energy. As you celebrate, take a moment to reflect on what this time means to you, including your personal summertime rituals. Sharing these with friends or through social platforms can inspire others to appreciate this vibrant season. Don't forget to create sun water as a refreshing drink that captures the energy of the sun, perfect for enjoying during hot summer days. Celebrate Litha with joy and remember to connect with others who share similar traditions and interests!
We celebrated by a day of fun at the local water park, i also wood burned designs into a bird house and made pulled pork.