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The Horn and Cauldron #15 – Midsummer 101
Welcome to the Horn and Cauldron podcast…
In this episode, we discuss Midsummer. Midsummer-- also called Litha-- is the longest day of the year. It’s usually celebrated on the Summer Solstice, or as late as June 24th. Historically, Midsummer was celebrated with bonfires, feasts, gathering herbs, decorating with herbs and flowers, honoring the Fae, ritual baths, handfasting, and other fertility rituals. In this episode, we discuss the traditions or Midsummer, and how we celebrate it. We also give you spells, and correspondences, and other ideas for ways to observe this festival.
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By Nerd:JiveWelcome to the Horn and Cauldron podcast…
In this episode, we discuss Midsummer. Midsummer-- also called Litha-- is the longest day of the year. It’s usually celebrated on the Summer Solstice, or as late as June 24th. Historically, Midsummer was celebrated with bonfires, feasts, gathering herbs, decorating with herbs and flowers, honoring the Fae, ritual baths, handfasting, and other fertility rituals. In this episode, we discuss the traditions or Midsummer, and how we celebrate it. We also give you spells, and correspondences, and other ideas for ways to observe this festival.