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We believe that nature is among our greatest teachers and that the connection of community and spirit overrides other less critical concerns like economic status, or personal choices in the political arena. By listening to the wisdom of the Earth, and that spark within each other and ourselves , we believe we learn to walk with greater wonder, gratitude, and harmony within the unfolding mystery of life.
We believe that our journey is not measured by the hardships we encounter, but by the meaning we create.
We believe shared points of view are needed to walk your labyrinth of life and to assist you to become fully present to this moment—honoring the past, embracing the gift of now, and helping bring a little more light, beauty, and compassion into the world through sharing your points of knowledge with all.
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What is Lammas?
Lughnasadh or Lammas to some (sabbat) (“Loo-nah-sod”) is a seasonal celebration that honors the gifts of late summer. As the berries are ready to pick and the vegetables are ripening, we eagerly feast on fresh greens from our gardens and local farms. Moreover, it marks the time when the first grains are ready to be harvested. Traditionally celebrated on August 1st, Lughnasadh signifies the midpoint between the Summer Solstice and the Autumnal Equinox. Additionally, it holds a significant place among the Almanacs and on pagan calendars that celebrate on the Celtic Wheel of the Year, a calendar of seasonal holidays."
"Lugh, the Irish God, was known as the Many Skilled God. He gained much of his strength and ability while helping his foster-mother, Tailtu (“Tal-too”), prepare the land for agriculture in Ireland. Lughnasadh was often filled with games and competitions, a tradition that Lugh started in honor of Tailtu. Participants would show off their skills and talents, just like Lugh did when he joined the court of King Nuada."
From: By Erin Mahollitz | No Comments | Rhythm, Routine + Ritual at https://meaganrosewilson.com/2021/07/celebrating-late-summer-on-lughnasadh/

Excerpt: from: our community network of friends online at: https://www.spiritualityhealth.com/energy-of-late-summer
Late summer is a season of transition, inviting us to slow down, finish what we've started, and plant the seeds for future growth as nature prepares for autumn.
Sacred Pause: Reflect on one thing you want to complete before the season ends.
Altar: Add a few seeds or acorns to symbolize new beginnings.
Daily Ritual: Commit to one grounding practice each day, such as journaling or meditation.
Crystal: Black Tourmaline — for grounding and creating healthy habits.
Affirmation: "Small steps take me closer to where I want to be."
From the book Sacred Seasons by Kirsty Gallagher. Reprinted by permission of Running Press, an imprint of Perseus Books, LLC, a subsidiary of Hachette Book Group, Inc. Copyright © 2023 by Kirsty Gallagher.

The annual Tulsa Pagan Pride Day takes place on Saturday, October 3, 2026, at Dream Keepers Park (1875 S Boulder Dr, Tulsa, OK). This free, public festival typically features local metaphysical vendors, workshops, a children's circle, and community rituals.
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