This spell honours the Celtic culture-bringer
and solar god (Lleu to the Welsh, Lugh to the Irish, Lugus to the Gauls). As Lleu, he was
cursed by his mother Arianrhod that he would
have no name unless she named him herself;
that he would bear no weapons unless she
armed him herself; and that he would not have a wife from any race that now lived on this
earth. He duly overcame these difficulties to
become all powerful.
YOU WILL NEED:
Two orange candles
Lleu incense (see below)
A corn doll decorated with flowers (to represent
Lleu’s wife)
Picture or representation of a bow and arrow,
your boline or a ceremonial dagger (to represent a
weapon)
Barley, oats and wheat ears to scatter
A loaf of bread (to commemorate the Saxon Feast
of Bread)
Beer or cider
METHOD:
✤ Light the candles and the incense.
✤ Wait a few moments for the incense to
permeate the atmosphere.
✤ Take the doll in your left hand and the arrow
or dagger in your right.
✤ Present these in order to the God as you say
the words:
Lleu, named Little One by your mother,
Armed in her defence and wed to the Flower Maiden
Join now in my/our rite as we/I honour you
✤ Replace both the doll and the arrow or
weapon on the altar.
✤ Taking a seed head, rub it between your
fingers and scatter it over the altar to
represent threshing the grain.
✤ Say:
May these seeds signify the
harvests still to come.
✤ Pick up the loaf and break off a large piece,
placing it to one side (this is distributed to the
animals later).
✤ Say:
Here we offer you the fruits of our labour which we
share with your creatures.
✤ Break off a small piece of the loaf and say:
Now I partake of your goodness,
May I be at one with you.
✤ Eat the bread.
✤ Take a sip of beer or cider and say:
As my thirst is quenched,
so shall be that of the rest of the world.
✤ If you are in a group then the bread and cider
is shared among you and if the ritual is
performed out of doors, the remains are given to the birds and animals at that time.
The partaking of the bread and cider also celebrates
Lammas, at which the first of the grain harvest is
consumed in ritual loaves. If this spell is performed
indoors, you might like to use the beer or cider as a
form of wassailing (libation) of a local tree. Even the
popular pastime of feeding the ducks with your
bread honours the tradition. The athame or ritual The knife is not used since it cannot be so aggressive
purposes. This time is also sacred to the Greek
Goddess of the Moon and the Hunt, Artemis, hence
an arrow – her symbol can be substituted.
Lleu Incense
1 part cedar
1 part juniper
1/2 part sandalwood
Math is an eminent magician and lord of North
Wales, brother of Don, the Welsh mother-Goddess. Returning from battle he discovered
that his foot-holder, who had to be a virgin, had
been raped by his nephews (see Arianrhod). Furious, he turned them first of all into a stag
and a hind, then a boar and a sow, and then a
wolf and a she-wolf.
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