One of the primary deities in Norse Mythology is Freyr (Old Norse for Lord). Worshipped primarily by farmers, sailors, and kings, Freyr is the god of peace, prosperity, fertility, and weather. Son of Njord, the god of sea and wind, and twin brother of Freya the goddess of love and...
Lammas, Lughnassadh, whatever you want to call it, this is possibly the Sabbat that has the least fan fare associated with it in modern times. What is it? Lammas, or Loaf-Mass, is the celebration of the first full harvest of the year, and it marks the turning of the wheel...
July 31st - August 1st marks the halfway point between the Summer Solstice and Autumn Equinox. In many cultures, it is the time of year that signifies the first harvest, mostly of grains. Bread is traditionally baked in various shapes to celebrate the holiday. The word Lammas derives from the...
