"I want to have a spiritual practice, but I just don't have the time." Does that sound like you?

If so, I get it. Life is full. Between work, family, responsibilities, and everything else pulling at our attention, committing to a daily practice--or even a weekly one--can feel impossible.

This is one of the reasons I love working with the Wheel of the Year. The sabbats give us intentional moments throughout the year to pause, reconnect, and honor the season we're in. Instead of feeling like you have one more thing to add to your already busy schedule, they offer you a natural rhythm to return to your practice.

You don't have to meditate every morning. You don't have to create elaborate rituals every week. Sometimes your practice can be a handful of meaningful moments throughout the year where you slow down, reflect, and reconnect with yourself.

Lughnasadh is one of those moments. The first harvest festival invites us to celebrate what we've cultivated, acknowledge our growth, and appreciate the abundance already present in our lives.

In Lughnasadh Rituals: Mini Class, we'll explore the history and symbolism of this sabbat, the difference between Lughnasadh and Lammas, and simple ways to bring this energy into your own practice through rituals, seasonal traditions, and intentional moments of connection. We'll also do a guided Lughnasadh ritual together during class so you can experience the energy of the season.

If you've been wanting to reconnect with your spiritual practice but haven't found a rhythm that feels realistic, this one hour mini class may be the invitation you've been looking for.

​Join us live on Zoom, or catch the recording afterward. I hope you'll join us as we gather, reflect, and celebrate this turning of the Wheel together.

-Allie