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The Lughnasadh / Lammas Sabbat Oil combines a plant-based base with warm essences suited for August 1st. This date corresponds to the festival of Lug and the first major summer harvests. Its light scent with cereal and fruity notes creates a stable atmosphere for preparing ritual bread, managing supplies, and expressing gratitude to the earth. Applied to a candle, a charm, or a kitchen object, the oil sets a clear framework during the writing of a seasonal goal.
Lughnasadh / Lammas: celebration of the harvest and energy of Lug
The festival honors Lug, craftsman and champion who watches over the ripening fields. The Lughnasadh / Lammas Sabbat Oil supports this transition toward the end of summer by aiding concentration and stock planning. A drop on a candle placed near a basket of grains symbolizes prosperity and thanks. Its aroma encourages steady breathing, helps sort priorities, and accompanies the simple acts of transforming grains into shared bread.
Gratitude ritual and preparation for winter
Before the vigil, place three drops of Lughnasadh / Lammas Sabbat Oil in a bowl of clear water at the center of the altar. Then anoint a candle and let it burn while writing an intention related to the harvest or financial stability. For a domestic charm, draw a thin circle of oil on a pebble then place the object in the pantry near the bags of flour. After the flame goes out, pour the used water outside the house and keep the pebble until the autumn equinox.
