Litha altar ideas

Happy Litha, Witches! I hope your day is filled with light and happiness. I set up my altar a couple of days ago and finally got to pull out the sun plaque I bought back in March from the Dollar Tree. I have a Sun and Moon one as well that I plan to use on an altar later in the year, probably on an equinox. Litha or Midsummer Solstice celebrates the Sun's peak in strength when it appears to hang still in the heavens. For colors I focused on yellows, oranges, reds, and golds, masculine colors…

Litha or Midsummer is the celebration of the summer solstice that occurs on the 21st June (Northern Hemisphere). As such, it is the celebration of the fullness of nature and the strength and power of the sun. At this point in the year, we have reached the point of maximum light and climax of the

Litha is a pagan holiday; one of their eight sabbats during the year. Litha (also known as Midsummer/Midsommer to my Nordic family) occurs on the summer solstice, and celebrates the beginning of summer. The traditions of Litha appear to be borrowed from many cultures. Most ancient cultures celebrated the summer solstice in some way. The Celts celebrated Litha with hilltop bonfires and dancing. Many people attempted to jump over or through the bonfires for good luck. Other European traditions…

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Celebrate the Pagan sabbat of Litha with 35 fantastic Summer Solstice crafts, DIY projects, and home decor ideas, plus Litha correspondences.

The Super Pagan Summer Event! :tropical_drink: Litha is almost here. For those who follow the Wheel of the Year, worship of the Sun began on Beltane (May day) and will end in Lammas (August 1st). Litha or the Summer So…