well as for other practicing Pantheists.
bless you sweet mother
Lammas, in the Christian belief system
or Lughnasadh, in the Pagan world . . .
halfway between the first day of summer
and the first day of fall. One of the things
I most appreciate about this time of year
is that we are all united in the same
celebration, albeit under different names.
I do love watching the changing of the
seasons. Today, I find myself recalling
the joys of summer and looking forward
to this peek into Autumn. So, how shall
we celebrate?
It's important we recognize and honor
earth's bounty, hence breaking bread
together reminds us of the precious gift
of grains that sustain us. This may be
done in church, in a sacred circle or
around the familial table. Me thinks
we must never again take our breads,
cereals, puddings, or even corn on the
cob for granted!
I'm hungry just thinking about it!
Even now, I feel that melted butter
dripping off my chin as I bite into
that amazing corn on the cob . . .
Let's celebrate!
bless you sweet mother
your own sustaining bounty
we must honor you
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