Lughnasadh marks the first harvest, when the fields grow heavy and the work of the year begins to reveal its reward. It is a season of gratitude, sacrifice, skill, and abundance—a turning point where the fruits of labor are gathered and the earth begins its slow descent toward autumn.
A one-page guide to themes, traditions, correspondences, and modern ritual ideas.
Litha marks the height of the sun’s power, when the longest day stretches wide and the earth stands full in bloom. It is a season of abundance, vitality, protection, and celebration—a radiant turning point where light reaches its peak before the wheel begins its slow return toward darkness.
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Mabon marks the autumn equinox, when day and night stand in balance once more and the harvest season deepens. It is a season of gratitude, reflection, and release—a time to gather what has grown, honor what has sustained us, and prepare for the quiet descent into winter.
A one-page guide to themes, traditions, correspondences, and modern ritual ideas.