Such Beautiful Ideas and the bread looks tasty! We will each have a small piece then our birds will get the rest, we seem to have become a bird sanctuary in our area and its lovely. Blessed Be!
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Oh thatās lovely, thanks @Francisco 
Iām definitely going to incorporate that into my bread baking tomorrow.
Iām guessing that it would be no problem to substitute the milk with either non-dairy milk or olive oil? 
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That looks incredible, Russell! What a perfect altar for this celebration! 
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Nice! Let the birds bring all sorts of good omens!! 
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@christine4 Thanks for your comment!
Milk has a very powerful symbolism because in almost every cultural tradition it symbolizes the Mother and life itself. Itās a āfluid of fertility and abundanceā.
I would use whatever milk substitute you prefer (soy, almond, rice, coconut milk, etc) and focus on those qualities as you do it!
Blessed Be!
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I made whole wheat scones for Lammas. I celebrate alone, so I want a smaller batch. Plus it looks great in my offering dish! Love sharing ideas with you all. Thanks.
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Happy Lammas!! 
I hope everyone is having a Magickal day!!
Iām baking a bit more bread today and also I canāt believe itās August already! 
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Blessed Lammas everyone 
I hope youāre all enjoying whatever celebrations you might partake in!
I made some bread today (and already ate half of it - very tasty 
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I also put a little offering on my altar; apples, barley and bread:
Iām never too sure what to do with offerings later on, but I think I will bring these with me to the stable tomorrow to give to my horses; that way nothing goes to waste and I can share Lammas with them 
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Your bread looks delicious! Iām sure the horses appreciated it!
Sometimes itās hard to know what to do with the offerings after a ritual! We had a conversation on this a while ago. Hereās the topic: Help with offerings
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Everyoneās bread looks mouth-watering and delicious! 
I hope everyone had a bountiful and blessed Lughnasadh! 
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I learned I need a simple or a large printed out a ritual. I felt embarrassed by my lack of smoothness. In previous Sabbats, I felt awkward but energized. This Sabbat, I was embarrassed I was not smooth. I will print a large ritual to honor the deities and the Elements.
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This sounds like a great idea, @wendy4 and hopefully the large size will help you to feel more confident as you work through the ritual! 
Sending you good thoughts and wishing you the best of luck! 
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Travel Witch, I am honored by your generosity! Thank you. Plus, I have not been to Poland yet. Before the virus, I was planning to visit London and its environs. My motherās fatherās family came from there. I have a large bucket list.
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Travel dreams are so exciting! 
I hope your delayed plans will be possible once the current situation resolves! If you find yourself in Poland in the future, definitely let me know 
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Okay guys now I need to bake fresh bread! I can smell it and taste itā¦ nothing like breadā¦
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Ā”Hola a todos!
Yesterday I did the Lughnasadh ritual and I must say it cheered me up a lot, really liked it. It makes you think of your skills and talents and be thankful for them.
Today, I cooked vegan hummus and colored Lugh the best way I could, lol
Thanks again for this challenge. Iām enjoying this new habit so much!
Mod edit: By request, this post has been entered into the Weekly Witchy Challenge- Wickedly Delicious
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It sounds like you had a lovely ritual and Sabbat, @RyuWyn- and your Lugh drawing came out lovely! 
Glad you had a nice holiday celebration!
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Itās great to see you had a productive day!! Cheers!
Happy Lammas and a wonderful Harvest @Jeannie1! I see you enjoyed a beautiful bread, Blessed Be! 
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