#lughnasadh

Hail Freya, it's Friday! Here's your #FridayPaganPoll: Lughnasadh is upon us! Also known as Lammas, or "the bread holiday." Blessed be all the carbs! Bread-making is a huge part of my pagan practice, so this weekend I want to spread the word and encourage people to try it out. Have you ever made homemade bread from scratch? (If you have, share your best tips or recipes! If you haven't, ask questions or vent frustrations. It would be cool to get some gluten-free or yeast-free options in the comments as well.) #Pagan #witch #Lughnasadh #lammas

Pagan Community Notes for July 30, 2026 In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Saturn officially enters retrograde (at least from Earth’s point of view), we celebrate Lughnasadh, Star shares the Tarot of the Week, and a new essay explores the long history of suspicion directed toward wealthy, independent women labeled as “witches.” https://wildhunt.org/2026/07/pagan-community-notes-week-of-july-30-2026.html #pagan #paganism #witchcraft #astrology #saturnretrograde #tarot #witches #lughnasadh #lammas

Lúnasa (Lughnasadh), the Irish harvest festival, opens the grain harvest on August 1, the first day of autumn in the old Irish year. The weeks before it were the hungriest of the year; the day marked the turn from scarcity to plenty. https://juniperdivination.com/what-is-lughnasadh?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=what-is-lughnasadh #Lughnasadh #IrishFolklore #CelticMythology #Paganism