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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20260801T130000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.weaversoftheweb.org/event/lammas-ritual-ce
 lebration-183">Lammas Ritual &amp\; Celebration</a>\nLammas is the first h
 arvest\, the moment we cut the grain that feeds us ... and reckon with wha
 t it cost to grow. This is the sabbat of sacrifice and gratitude: what we 
 give so the community can stand taller\, and what the community gives back
  to hold us up. Come give thanks with us. The grain remembers Every loaf o
 f bread represents a little death. The grain is cut down at the height of 
 its life so that we can eat through the winter. That's the exchange at the
  heart of Lammas\, an honest acknowledgement that nothing we have came for
  free. Someone planted the seeds\, someone tended the young sprouts\, and 
 someone gave everything to see the harvest come to fruition. At Weavers\, 
 Lammas is our festival of sacrifice and gratitude. We ask ourselves\, What
  am I willing to give so the people I love make it through another winter?
  Our oath for this sabbat is simple: I will choose to help because it stre
 ngthens our community. So we bring food for the pantry. We lend our voices
  to the gods. We make something with our hands and let the detritus of the
  year burn away. And then we feast\, because gratitude tastes best when it
 's shared. The Food Drive Bring nonperishable food for the Pagans In Need 
 pantry. It's harvest season\, so let's restock the shelves. Last year\, th
 e pile reached Baldr's knees. This year\, can we bury him? The Monologues 
 Watch our Vessels channel messages from the Gods\, or hold one yourself. A
 nyone can sign up to invoke a deity and deliver a channeled message to the
  community Corn Dollies Build a corn dolly to carry your harvest sacrifice
 s to the Gods. (We'd love a wicker man someday\, but corn dollies are much
  more accessible.) Lend the Gods your voice Every year at Lammas\, we open
  the field to the Lammas Monologues\, our living gallery of the Gods. One 
 by one\, Vessels step forward in costume\, invoke a deity\, and let that g
 od speak to the community in their own [...]
DTSTAMP:20260929T174417Z
LOCATION:2020 E. Mt. Hope Ave.\, Lansing MI 48910\, United States
SUMMARY:Lammas Ritual & Celebration
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.weaversoftheweb.org/event
 /lammas-ritual-celebration-183">Lammas Ritual &amp\; Celebration</a>\nLamm
 as is the first harvest\, the moment we cut the grain that feeds us ... an
 d reckon with what it cost to grow. This is the sabbat of sacrifice and gr
 atitude: what we give so the community can stand taller\, and what the com
 munity gives back to hold us up. Come give thanks with us. The grain remem
 bers Every loaf of bread represents a little death. The grain is cut down 
 at the height of its life so that we can eat through the winter. That's th
 e exchange at the heart of Lammas\, an honest acknowledgement that nothing
  we have came for free. Someone planted the seeds\, someone tended the you
 ng sprouts\, and someone gave everything to see the harvest come to fruiti
 on. At Weavers\, Lammas is our festival of sacrifice and gratitude. We ask
  ourselves\, What am I willing to give so the people I love make it throug
 h another winter? Our oath for this sabbat is simple: I will choose to hel
 p because it strengthens our community. So we bring food for the pantry. W
 e lend our voices to the gods. We make something with our hands and let th
 e detritus of the year burn away. And then we feast\, because gratitude ta
 stes best when it's shared. The Food Drive Bring nonperishable food for th
 e Pagans In Need pantry. It's harvest season\, so let's restock the shelve
 s. Last year\, the pile reached Baldr's knees. This year\, can we bury him
 ? The Monologues Watch our Vessels channel messages from the Gods\, or hol
 d one yourself. Anyone can sign up to invoke a deity and deliver a channel
 ed message to the community Corn Dollies Build a corn dolly to carry your 
 harvest sacrifices to the Gods. (We'd love a wicker man someday\, but corn
  dollies are much more accessible.) Lend the Gods your voice Every year at
  Lammas\, we open the field to the Lammas Monologues\, our living gallery 
 of the Gods. One by one\, Vessels step forward in costume\, invoke a deity
 \, and let that god speak to the community in their own [...]
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