23/07/2025
The Wheel of the Year is inspired by ancient beliefs. It is made up of eight seasonal festivals. Lammas is one of these eight festivals which this year falls on Friday 1st August 2025. Lammas signifies the beginning of the harvest season, with the focus on the first grains like wheat and barley. One of the ways we can connect to earth around this time of year is to bake bread and share with loved ones or your local community. Another way we can celebrate Lammas is with gratitude; we give thanks to the earth and plant seeds from the gathered grain. While Lammas is rooted in ancient traditions, we can adapt the rituals to suit modern life. Not only can we bake bread and give gratitude, we can take time to create a nature alter and spend time in nature, appreciating the changing landscape. Join me Saturday 2nd August 7pm to 9pm in the Lounge at Woolavington Village Hall £2 to enjoy a detoxifying few hours with tea and fruits and connecting together. Contact 07894536910 to book your space. Namaste Ami 🙏🏻 x
