histórias de Litha

The world of the Provinces is caged in by a structure so tall and large no one on the inside could hope to leave. Stories of magical creatures and potential capabilities beyond ones' control are said to lie outside of the walls. But who would care to leave the simplicity of their lives locked away by the walls? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Northern Province is famous for its yearly celebrations. One in particular, the Litha Ball, is held on the first day of summer, the Summer Solstice, and has a different theme each year. This year in particular is being held as a masquerade. While all the Province Leaders gather for a meeting, the wealthy and famous gather for a party unlike any other. Well... except for the Northern Province Leader's son. He would rather be anywhere else in the world than stuck at the same old boring ball forced to look for a potential spouse. That is, until an angel arrives and steals all his attention. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Western Province Leader's youngest daughter was supposed to be grounded, but the spunky little thing couldn't stand being held down. When she sneaks into the Litha Masquerade, she intends to have fun all the while avoiding her controlling parents. All she needs to do is be gone before midnight, when all of the masks are removed.

It's about a young teenage girl who grew up in an abusive family and has always been treated like trash. Her life is just a mess until she meets a guy who turns her whole world around into something beautiful.

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Hi!! This is just to have a sense of community in Celtic Paganism and Pagan holidays, it's pretty much a layout of my Grimoire <3 it's the first one I've done so I don't know if it's any good

[GUIDE: WHEEL OF THE YEAR] Step into the turning seasons with the Wheel of the Year as your guide. This book explores each Sabbat with history, rituals, recipes, and reflections, offering practical ways to honor nature's cycles and your own. Whether you're new to the path or deepening your practice, these pages invite you to celebrate the sacred rhythm of life.

the wheel of the year depicts the holidays of pagan tradition and their needed correspondences

A woman of the Sidhe (the fey) came in, and said that the girl was chosen to be the bride of the prince of the dim kingdom, but that as it would never do for his wife to grow old and die while he was still in the first ardour of his love, she would be gifted with a faery life. - The Celtic Twilight by William Butler Yeats(1893, 1902) ...................................................................................................................................................The fairies, as we know, are greatly attracted by the beauty of mortal women, and . . . the king employs his numerous sprites to find out and carry [them] off when possible. -Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland by Lady Francesca Speranza Wilde (1887) ...................................................................................................................................................Once they take you and you taste the food . . . you acnnot come back. You are changed . . . and live with them for ever. -The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries by W. Y. Evans-Wentz (1911) ...................................................................................................................................................[The Sleagh Maith, or the Good People, are] terrified by nothing earthly so much as by cold Iron. -The Seceret Commonwealth by Robert Kirk and Andrew Lang (1893)

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Monica is a lesbian, Soraya is gay. They are cohabiting cousins ​​to avoid having to get married. On the eve of Litha's night a portal appears and leads them to a library that wants them to meet the person who resides within it.