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It's Lammas-tide in the Northern Hemisphere, so here is some bread-related magic. Pancakes are simple to make (from scratch or a box) and easy to fill with prosperity ingredients. Add ½ teaspoon allspice or carob powder to the dry ingredients, as both are associated with money and abundance. Top your pancakes with almonds or pecans, as they are connected with abundance and employment. Almonds are said to help heal past money issues/trauma. Add the best butter or maple syrup you can ...

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Lammas is the harvest festival of first fruits and grains. It's a sabbat aligned with gratitude, sweetness, sustenance, and abundance. Today, work with these energies to gain clarity and inspiration with the following tarot spread. First, find the Empress card and place it face up. Now shuffle your deck. Stop whenever you feel like it and cut the deck once or twice. Then take the first four cards off the top of the deck and lay them out face up. Place card one to the left of the Empress and ...

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The August long weekend (the first Monday of the month) is called Civic Holiday here in Canada. It's when the annual Kaleidoscope Gathering takes place. In a huge forested campground by a river, hundreds of pagans come together to share learning and tools, perform rituals and trials, and celebrate and feast. Coinciding loosely with Lammas/Lughnasadh, the traditional first harvest celebrations included feasting, competitions, and games, plus stories and song around a bonfire. Have you been ...

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The Irish harvest holiday of Lughnasadh, and the Christianized celebration of Lammas in Britain, is a joyful time of gratitude for bounty. For this rite, first verbally thank deities, ancestors, spiritual beings, or the universe itself for all the blessings you've enjoyed this year. Next, anoint a green candle with lavender and rose oil, and light it in a safe holder. Slather thick slices of bread (preferably homemade) with butter, honey, and/or jam, and prepare a platter with seasonal fruits, ...

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We all can use a pick-me-up from time to time. Today is Sunday, so we can work on increasing our energetic potential by tapping into the energies of the sun. One way to do that is to infuse a drink...