Lammas and the Harvests

It all begins with a cut ear of wheat, and with the scent of the first loaf pulled from the oven.
In early August, the Wheel of the Year begins to turn: summer is no longer only light; it becomes nourishment. Golden fields bow beneath the scythe, the first fruits grow heavy with sweetness, and a simple gratitude rises from the earth as it finally gives back what it has carried. This is the spirit of Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh: the first of the harvests, the moment when we gather what we have sown, just before the days begin to lean toward autumn.
Lammas and the Harvests invites you to rediscover this ancient festival, born from pagan and Celtic traditions, through its origins, its myths, including the god Lugh and the spirit of the grain, and its symbols. But this is not only a history book. Designed as a true witch’s grimoire, it places in your hands simple sabbat rituals and practical gestures created for modern life.
You will learn how to prepare your sacred space, reflect on your year, bake and offer bread, practice gratitude and letting go, and celebrate abundance in more than words. Whether you are curious, a beginner, or already familiar with Wicca, witchcraft, and esotericism, this book of esotericism and spirituality walks beside you step by step, without ever making things complicated.
Across its pages, you will also find harvest recipes, plants and their uses, clear correspondences, activities, and folk traditions you can bring into your own home, such as making a grain doll. This Lughnasadh book, created as an adult witch book, remains faithful to ancient traditions while making them living, accessible, and easy to follow.
It is also a perfect spiritual gift for anyone drawn to the cycles of nature, pagan festivals, and modern witchcraft.
With this new volume in the Grimoire of the Sabbats collection, enter the harvest season: reconnect with the earth, celebrate what you have helped grow, and savor the abundance of late summer. A clear and inspiring sabbat book for anyone seeking sabbat essentials, meaningful sabbat rituals, and a deeper connection to each sabbat of the year.