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Litha, also known as Alban Hefin in the druid tradition, refers to the Summer Solstice, a time of illumination and peak potential life force. June 21 is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere when the sun reaches its highest point on the horizon and the goddess crowns the solar god as king. This midsummer day represents a time of joy, abundance, fulfillment and celebration - matters much welcomed in these heightened times. It also marks the end of the waxing time of year as light begins to wane and we make our slow descent towards darkness. Bountiful Solstice Blessings Beautiful People!
Scent Profile: Warming Himalayan Cedar wood and precious Mysore Sandalwood create a Balsami foundation for illuminating Neroli and a bouquet of sunny citrus. This warm, midsummer perfume, shall conjure delight, inspire joy and instill a sense of comfort and support.
Sun medicine was composed on the summer solstice (litha) in honor of our planet’s most brilliant and life-giving star. The sun radiates with healing power and bestows joyful fulfillment. In order to harness the highest potency of light, sun medicine is blended when the days are longest, midsummer light shines to its fullest capacity and the sun prepares to reach its peak. Sun medicine will offer us illumination in our darkest moments, provide fortitude and ignite our spirits to reach its utmost potential. The hieroglyph of the sensual egyptian solar goddess hathor is depicted to help outshine earthly conflict and integrate higher love, divine joy and summon cosmic wisdom.
Scent Profile: Balsamy, balancing himalayan cedarwood provides a supportive foundation while tenderhearted neroli illuminates and encourages. A juicy medley of citrus transmits liquid sunshine with a touch of hot pink pepper. Sun medicine will enlighten your higher path, conjure joy, and instill a sense of limitless possibilities.
On august 1 & 2, we celebrate lammas, aka lughnasadh, the first of our three major gratitude festivals. Lammas marks the first harvest of grain and the halfway point between the summer solstice (litha) and the fall equinox (mabon). On this sabbath, we reflect on our accomplishments, take note of lessons learned and give thanks for all the blessings and experiences this year has bestowed upon us. Just for today, let us anoint ourselves with gratitude, and reflect on the beauty and blessings we have in our lives. Let’s look to the trees, the mountains, the birds, the clouds, and the people and animals we love and say thank you for being part of who i am.
Scent Profile: Mystical Mysore Sandalwood, sensual Indian Jasmine and rich, awakening Cardamom absolute are the aromatic gems of this highly spiritual and divinely comforting first harvest perfume. Wear from litha to mabon (june 21 - sept 21).
