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In the culmination of the Lammas work I describe a long-awaited meeting between the Lord of the Underworld – Gwyn Ap Nudd – and little old me. Now, I have some caveats about this post which I will point out straight away. The location was given to me by a devotee of this site along … Read More “Lammas 2013 p2 – The Faery Feast” »
August has been a busy month – socially, and in terms of holidays and druidry. So at the end of August begins our stories about Lammas, Lughnasah, or Lunasa – whichever you prefer. I used to call it Lammas, but I’m coming around to the ideas of using Lunasa, as it contains a more direct … Read More “Lammas 2013 p1 – Lunasa, Lunacy and Re-balancing” »
At this time of the year I am on a “wind down” to the Winter Solstice. Visits to ancient sites are rare, but when an opportunity arises like the full moon and a free evening, well what can a jobbing hedge druid do but heed the call. Actually, the call was pulling at my feet … Read More “Luds Church 2012 – Moonlight meeting with Gawain” »
Back in the day (early Feb 2011) when I was setting out on my Knight’s Quest. I had learned that an interesting and perhaps conclusions part of the quest would take place at Lud’s Church. A place I have yet to visit. I was at a loss as to how to begin this quest and … Read More “Luds Church – Gwas makes a suggestion” »
The purpose of the time between Lammas and Autumn is, for me, to make magick manifest. Ways that I have been shown to do this are:- Perform some healing Energise some water Create a stronger nemeton using a magick circle Heal earth energy sites This is similar to the request at the start of the … Read More “Lammas to Autumn Equinox 2010: Make magick manifest” »
It’s that time of the year again, a cross-over point into the next eighth-part of the Wheel of the Year. This impending crossover day is Lammas, or Lughnasadh. Let’s be fashionable and call it Lammas for brevity’s sake. So, what is Lammas all about? Well, traditionally the revivalist pagans talk about the traditions that we … Read More “Lammas for Hedge Druids” »
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