Learn To Connect With The Sabbat of Lughnasadh

Connect with this sabbat in creative and practical ways by making your own smudge bundles. Learn how to ask the plants respectfully to harvest them and discover the best ways to create your own smudge bundles. Make a smudge bundle on the day to take home and dry. Plus connect to the God Lugh through a powerful meditation.

The eight Sabbats of a Witch represent the turning of the Wheel of the year and honour not only the current season but also the stages in the eternal life cycle of the Goddess and God. Lughnasadh, or Lammas, is a Witches’ Sabbat that originates from the Celtic Sun God, Lugh, who presided over the first grain harvest of the year. It is the time of the first harvest as the plants of Spring wither and drop their fruit. As the days grow shorter and the nights longer, the God is considered to gradually lose his strength. In the cyclical year of the Witch, Lammas marks the beginning of the decline of the powers of the God as the days grow shorter and Winter approaches.

Course Overview

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This course delves further into the meaning behind the Sabbat of Lughnasadh and some of the traditions and correspondences that are connected to the first of our harvest festivals. Be inspired with how to create your own celebration at home for this Sabbat!

This course may be studied individually or as part of the Embracing Witchcraft Certificate Program

Course Topics

• What is the Wheel of the Year?
• What is the Sabbat of Lughnasadh all about?
• Traditional associations/correspondences for the sabbat
• Be inspired for your very own Lughnasadh altar
• Rituals, spells and customs for the Sabbat of Lughnasadh
• Connect with Deity associated with Lughnasadh: the Goddess Dana and the God Lugh
• Connect with this Sabbat creatively by making smudge bundles

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