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The first harvest arrives in the long heat of late summer. Gather it the southern way.
36 pages5 ritualsA4 + US LetterColour + GreyscaleTablet ready
The First Harvest, Turned for Our Seasons
This 36-page workbook is made for Lughnasadh on 1 February in Australia and the southern hemisphere. Irish lore checked against scholarly translations sits beside an honest look at how a northern grain festival meets our late summer, with five original rituals, two crafts, two recipes and two tarot spreads.
What's inside
Lore and season: Lugh and Tailtiu, hills and bilberries, Lammas, an honest southern harvest guide, correspondences, a lexicon of harvest plants and figures of the season
Altar and ritual: altar planner and sketch page, plus five rituals: first fruits, the high place, the many-skilled hand, the first cut and a year and a day
Craft and kitchen: saving the seed, berry ink and a harvest letter, a barley, corn and stone fruit salad and a blueberry and peach crumble
Reflection: a Litha check-in, the first sheaf and hilltop tarot spreads, intention planner, nature notes, journal, a seven-week bridge to Mabon and a working record
Why you'll love it
Written for Australian late summer, heat and bushfire season
Lore drawn from scholarly sources, with old and new clearly labelled
Continues straight on from the Litha Ritual Pack
Your download
One zip with four PDFs: A4 and US Letter, each in full colour and ink-saving greyscale
Tablet ready: write straight onto the pages in GoodNotes, Notability or any PDF app, with tap-to-jump contents
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Digital product. For personal use only, not for resale or redistribution. Rituals are reflective and symbolic, offered as ritual guidance, not a guaranteed outcome.
Honour your skills and your first fruits, and carry the harvest to the equinox.