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SUMMARY:Lughnasadh
DESCRIPTION:1 August\n\nA Sabbat of the Pagan and Wiccan Wheel of the Yea
 r marking the first of the three harvest festivals\, kept around August 
 1\, midway between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox. Descended
  from the Celtic festival named for the god Lugh\, and also called Lamma
 s\, the loaf-mass\, it celebrates the first cutting of the grain and the
  fruits of labor. Traditional observance gave thanks for the harvest wit
 h the baking and sharing of bread from the new wheat\, feasting\, and ga
 mes. Practitioners honor the earth's bounty\, reflect on what they have 
 sown and reaped in their own lives\, and give thanks....\n\nhttps://phil
 osophy.interactiveatlas.org/holidays-festivals/lughnasadh
URL:https://philosophy.interactiveatlas.org/holidays-festivals/lughnasadh
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