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Our Lughnasadh ConsciousTouch Special: putting boundaries, focusing your energy, enjoying abundance<\/h3>

When the fields turn golden yellow and the first sheaves are brought in, Lughnasadh marks the beginning of the harvest – both externally and internally. Our ConsciousTouch Special for this Celtic annual festival invites you to pause, appreciate what has grown and courageously let go of what no longer belongs to you. Through conscious touch, feel how much you have already created – and remember how strong and full of light you are. <\/p>

Lughnasadh – an invitation for you to walk your path with courage and determination<\/h3>

Lughnasadh honors the resolute side of nature – and also that of the soul: the courage to invite clarity, to make inner and outer cuts, to go for conscious decisions. It is the festival of the mature queen, the mature king, who can say yes powerfully and no just as clearly. In conscious contact with yourself and others, experience how gratitude gives rise to new, nourishing energy. <\/p>

What does Lughnasadh traditionally stand for?<\/h3>

Lughnasadh (pronounced: Luu-na-sah) means “Gathering of Lugh” and goes back to the Celtic god of light, who introduced this festival in honor of his deceased foster mother Tailtiu. It is the third lunar festival in the Celtic calendar and also the first harvest festival. Traditionally, Lughnasadh (or in the Anglo-Saxon-Christian version: Lammas) is celebrated around the first of August. Lughnasadh stands for gratitude and abundance as well as for consciously cutting and letting go: The first sheaf is cut, the first bread is baked, and that which has matured internally may now be harvested or said goodbye to. A powerful moment between light and shadow, life and death, decision and devotion. <\/p>

On Lughnasadh, Celtic, Christian and Buddhist influences meet and merge into a loving whole<\/h3><\/div>

The ancient harvest time, the worship of light and the power of conscious letting go meet in a space of mindfulness, compassion and body wisdom.<\/p>

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