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Lughnasadh does not offer abundance without a price. It asks with the blade.
The first harvest of the Irish Pagan year is not a simple celebration of golden fields and full tables. It is the moment the grain is cut, the bread is made, and the community remembers that nothing is gathered without something being given.
At the heart of the season stands Tailtiu, whose labor made the harvest possible, and Lugh, who established the games and gathering in her honor.
Grounded in Irish mythology, sacred landscape, and centuries of living folk custom, Lughnasadh: The First Harvest guides you through the season with the depth and honesty the tradition deserves — from the Óenach Tailten to hilltop bilberry gatherings, from the first loaf on the table to the inner work of gratitude, obligation, skill, and sacrifice.
Written by a priest of Irish Paganism with over thirty years of practice. Part of the Expanded Companions to Living the Irish Wheel of the Year from Forgotten Rites Publishing.
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