Lughnassad

Lughnassad (also known as Lammas), named after Lugh the Celtic sun god, is on August 1^st.
On Lughnassad, the God spreads his seeds out over the fields
and is now decreasing in his light.

Lammas marks the time of the harvest, and is a time to reflect on the harvest of our own lives.

Lammas is a time to celebrate life but also death as the harvest is cut down and the sun begins to die.

Lammas is a good time to celebrate with a great harvest or wedding feast to honor the Corn God and the land of the Goddess