Lammas Ritual. This ritual typically involves decorating an altar with symbols of the season. Some of these symbols include. Lammas Day, celebrated every August 1, is a wheat harvest festival that is also known as Loaf Mass Day. The holiday encourages celebrations and mass gatherings where individuals thank God for the first harvest of the season. Lammas is the celebration of Mid-Summer. It is a cross-quarter day marking the middle of Summer. The Lunar Lamma Moon is the closest Full Moon in Aquarius to today. Why do people celebrate Lammas?| What is Lunar Lammas?! What is celebrated at Lughnasadh?| Why is Lammastide an important date?| Sweep area moving in a deosil manner. Outline the perimeter of your Circle with cornmeal or yellow sand. Place Gold Center cloth on the alter and garnish with Harvest Vegetables, (Corn, Squash, etc), Lammas Ritual, Grains, (Oats, Rice, Wheat, Rye, etc), and Fruits ( Apples, Berries, Cherries, Plums, etc), on the altar. Set the Gold God Candle to the top right of the center, and surround it with Gold Stones or Sun Symbols. Place the Silver Goddess Candle to the top left of the center. Place your (cauldron, if coven) chalice full of Cast the circle and call Quarters. Pick up your wand with your right hand, face the North with arms stretched out above your head, and say: “What will be is. What was will be. The Wheel of the Year forever turns. Dark to light, light to dark, each season passes with lessons learned.
