Hello 
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Just curious 
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How do you all celebrate Litha??
This will be my first time on the year of the wheel to celebrate this one, so I want to make sure I can get this Started out right…
Any suggestions???
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Hello! Well it depends on the path each of us follows! For me the wheel of the year is more about the change of the seasons and celbrating nature, than doinf rituals.
Usually, around 2 days before Litha I like to do a deep clean and adorn the place with flowers and candles. On litha, I wake up early and watch the sunrise drinking a cup of tea. Then it depends on the day that it falls, if it is midweek like now, I celbrate it at night, I take a shower and then light all the candles and do some meditaation. If it falls on or near weekend I like to go for a pic nic with my friends.
This year I might do both, as it falls around Friday where I live, and I have a trip to the sea the weekend so why not!
pic from aboutfood
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Not sure what I’m doing yet, other than the food. Sally’s chicken salad sandwiches, good potato chips, and jello salad. Yum!
But yeah, I should get on that. LOL!
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When things work out perfectly (and they don’t always - life is busy and makes its own plans 
), I really enjoy a special meal on the Sabbats. I’m the only one in my family who celebrates the solstice as a “holiday”, so a nice meal is a way for everyone to get something special, even if we don’t all view the occasion the same way.
All of the sabbats are celebrations of the sun, so I like to incorporate things like beeswax candles, lights, and fire 
If you’re on the lookout for specific rituals and spells for Litha, there are quite a few out there! Here are a couple Litha spell suggestions you might consider:
There are some more general Litha celebration ideas here:
However you choose to acknowledge the sabbat, wishing you a fun and blessed holiday, @megan4! 
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