Welcome back, Witches! This week we’re continuing our Altars series with Part 4: Litha. As we approach the summer solstice, we’re exploring ways to create a meaningful altar that reflects the energy, symbolism, and traditions of the season. From colors, herbs, flowers, and crystals to symbols of abundance, sunlight, and growth, we’re discussing different ways to build a Litha altar that feels personal to your practice. Whether you create elaborate seasonal displays or prefer something simple and intentional, this episode is full of ideas to help you celebrate the longest day of the year. So get in, Loser — because this week we’re welcoming the sun and bringing a little Litha magic to our altars.

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Resources

1. Patti Wigington (2018). 10 Deities of Litha: Summer Solstice Gods and Goddesses. Learn Religions. https://www.learnreligions.com/deities-of-litha-2562232
2. Patti Wigington (2019). An Ancient Solar Celebration. Learn Religions. https://www.learnreligions.com/history-of-summer-solstice-holiday-litha-2562244
3. Willow (2016). Flying the Hedge. Litha Correspondences. https://www.flyingthehedge.com/2016/06/litha-correspondences.html