Litha (Midsummer)

Colors: Gold, Red, Green, Blue, and White Scents: Lemongrass, Cedar, and Amber Stones: Tiger Eye, Carnelian, and Aventurine Pronunciation: LEE-tha (modern), traditionally LEE-ha (Irish Gaelic), or LEE-uh (Scottish Gaelic) Also Known As: Midsummer, Alban Hefin Purpose: To celebrate vitality, abundance, and the balance of light and nature. Affirmation: “I celebrate the light, vitality, and abundance of the sun, honoring the balance of nature within and around me.” Description: Litha is the radiant queen of the Wheel, crowned by the sun’s triumph at the height of its power. She celebrates the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, draped in gold, red, green, blue, and white, symbolizing the fiery energy of the sun and the lush vitality of the Earth. Known also as Midsummer or Alban Hefin in Druidry, she reminds us to savor the abundance of life while honoring the turning of the seasons. Her perfume - a vibrant blend of lemongrass, cedar, and amber - uplifts the spirit and grounds you in the warmth and energy of the season. Adorned with Carnelian, Tiger Eye, and Aventurine, she carries the essence of Litha’s brilliance. Carnelian infuses her with vitality, Tiger Eye radiates the sun’s courage and strength, and Aventurine aligns her with the abundant green energy of the Earth. Light her flame to bask in the light of the Summer Solstice, celebrating the harmony of vitality and nature’s bounty.