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Gather What Has Grown, Trust What Is Still Ripening, and Prepare for the Turn Toward Autumn Spiritually, late summer is a threshold between the fullness of summer and the inward turn of autumn. It invites you to gather what has grown, trust what is still ripening, release the need to control what comes next, and restore your balance before the season shifts. This is…
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What Are You Ready to Release this eclipse season? After months of growth, movement, and outward focus, late summer often invites your spirit to soften. This lunar eclipse is a moment to slow down, to rest deeply, and to allow your body and nervous system to recover from the intensity of summer. It’s a great time to recognize what is already being formed, reground yourself,…
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What Is the August 12 Solar Eclipse Asking You to Begin? Late Summer is a threshold season. The first harvest has arrived. Something has grown. Something has been forming in your life, whether you’ve been tending it consciously or not. And now, as the light begins to subtly change, the energy of the year starts to turn. We are not fully in autumn yet.…
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What is Lughnasa & Lammas and how do they affect you spiritually? Connecting with the seasons’ most powerful holidays creates a deeper connection to yourself, enhancing your mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. But to connect with the holiday, it’s important to understand what the holiday is about, the meaning of Lughnasa and Lammas, how it aligns with the energy of the season, and how…
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Lughnasa is the beginning of harvest season. It’s the mid-point of summer (also called Lughnasadh or Lammas). It is a busy time in the garden! So many delicious things are coming into harvest now… here are 8 ways to celebrate this season…
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Journal Questions for Lughnasadh that will ignite your Power to Harvest Your Dreams Why Lughnasadh is the perfect day for journaling. Lughnasadh (or Lammas) is the sacred seasonal day celebrated around August 1. This is the cross-quarter day that marks the mid-point of summer. The energy has shifted since the Summer Solstice, and we can feel that the Wheel of the Year is turning. The…
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A sacred celebration of abundance, reflection, and continued growth What Is Lammas (Lughnasadh)? 🌾 Lammas — also called Lughnasadh (pronounced LOO-nah-sah) — marks the beginning of harvest season. Celebrated around August 1, this sacred seasonal holiday is one of the eight spokes on the Wheel of the Year, falling at the midway point between the Summer Solstice and the Autumn Equinox. Lammas is a time to pause, give thanks, and reflect. It invites us…
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Preparing for Lughnasadh: The First Signs of Harvest Spiritually, Lughnasadh marks the beginning of the harvest season — a time to notice what is beginning to ripen in your life. The seeds you planted earlier in the year are starting to reveal their results, offering valuable insight into what is growing, what needs tending, and what may be ready to release. This sacred turning…
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The spiritual meaning of mid-summer — and why this season can leave you feeling both energized and reflective. Spiritually, mid-summer is a season of fullness, growth, visibility, and ripening. But it is also a subtle turning point in the seasonal cycle — a moment when many people begin feeling more reflective, emotional, or aware of change beneath the surface. There is something subtle that…
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How to Harness Summer Energy and Let Your Inner Power Shine Summer is the season of heat and fire — a time when energy is high, growth is rapid, and your inner fire is meant to burn bright. (If you’d like to explore the deeper meaning of this season, you can read more here: Summer Solstice Meaning & Significance.) Summer wants you to be…