Lughnasadh

Description

At Lughnasadh we see the fields of corn being cut, and for some this is the true time of the festival. In the fields John Barleycorn, who laid with the Lady in the woods at Beltane, has grown old, and now stands bent and bearded with a crocked cane. He looks to the Sun as he has changed from green to gold, and he known that his time has come. His life will feed the people, and it is this sacrifice that we honour at Lughnasadh. _[1]

The blend has been carefully developed using 9 Herbs, 9 Essential Oils and 3 Wood Powders that are sacred or significant to the time of Lughnasadh.

Click the Ingredients tab above to find out which ingredients were included in the making of this blend.

The incense sticks are 19cm long and come in small (1.5mm diameter) in a pack of 27 or large (3.5mm diameter) in a pack of 11. The incense coils are 55mm in diameter and have a burn length of 300mm and come in a pack of 7.

The essential oil blend has been carefully developed using 9 Pure Essential Oils that are sacred or significant to the time of Lughnasadh, and is for use in an Oil Burner, Aroma Pendant or for anointing both people and sacred tools.

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_{[1] https://druidry.org/druid-way/teaching-and-practice/druid-festivals/lughnasadh}