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All you need to know about Lughnasadh

All you need to know about Lughnasadh Lughnasadh (which is typically pronounced LOO-nah-sah) is also known as Lammas, Frey Fest, August Eve, The Festival of Bread, or Loaf Mass Day. Lammas is named after the God, Lugh. Nasagh means "to give in marriage". Lughnasadh is the Feast of the Bread. It is usually celebrated around August 1st in the Northern Hemisphere. It is a pagan holiday and one of the eight Wiccan sabbats during the year. Each sabbat marks a seasonal turning point. By celebrating Lughnasadh , we honor our ancestors and the hard work they must have had to do in order to survive. This is a good time to give thanks for the abundance we have in our lives and to be grateful for the food on our tables. Lughnasadh is a time of transformation, rebirth, and new beginnings. It is the beginning of the harvest season, the first true autumn harvest festival of the year. Lughnasadh is not just any harvest festival; it is literally a wheat harvest. It is the ...

How to use Seer Stones

Seer stones have also been called Ema Stones, Ema eggs, Peep Stones, Window Crystals, Dreamers Crystals, Dragon Eye, and Dragon Eggs. I found a lot of names for the same thing. They are generally made from a stone that has been naturally tumbled in a river. This gives them a frosted look on the outside. Depending on the location that they are found in, they can be in forms of Quartz like Amethyst , Clear Quartz , Rose Quartz , and Smokey Quartz , but they can also be found in Jade and different Calcites. When these frosted stones are cut and polished on one end, these faces or “windows” show their inside clearly. A lot of the quartz varieties seem to come from the Ema River in Brazil. This is how they have also become known as 'Ema Eggs'. Seer stones have been used as an aid to scrying for a long time with the first recorded history coming from the Bible. They have been used as a divination tool by ancient prophets. They ar...

Pendulums 101

First, let's start off with the most important question: What is a pendulum? A pendulum is a weighted object attached to a cord or chain and is used as a tool for providing answers. Pendulums are not only used for divination, but for finding lost objects, guiding you towards spirits, or even to work with your chakras. Pendulums are excellent divination tools that have been used by many different cultures. For example, King Solomon used a pendulum to find water during a visit to the Queen of Sheba and the Chinese used to use them to find and chase evil spirits from their homes. It is a fun and easy way to start your divination practice. How does it work? For divination purposes, the pendulum moves to a yes or no answer, bringing information from your subconscious forward. If you use it for chakras, it will let you know which ones are blocked or open. How to use it? 1. The first thing you want to do is choose a pendulum right for you. It is always better to cho...

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