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Spiritual glossary: L

5 terms beginning with L, explained simply.

Labyrinth

A single winding path to a centre, walked as meditation. Unlike a maze, there are no dead ends.

Ley lines

Alignments of ancient sites first described by Alfred Watkins in 1921. Later writers gave them an earth-energy meaning.

Litha

The summer solstice festival, around 21 June. Read more.

Lughnasadh

Also called Lammas: the first harvest festival, around 1 August. Read more.

Lunar nodes

The two points where the Moon's orbit crosses the Sun's path. Eclipses happen near them; astrology calls them the North and South Nodes.

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Questions answered

What does Labyrinth mean?

A single winding path to a centre, walked as meditation. Unlike a maze, there are no dead ends.

What does Ley lines mean?

Alignments of ancient sites first described by Alfred Watkins in 1921. Later writers gave them an earth-energy meaning.

What does Litha mean?

The summer solstice festival, around 21 June.

What does Lughnasadh mean?

Also called Lammas: the first harvest festival, around 1 August.

What does Lunar nodes mean?

The two points where the Moon's orbit crosses the Sun's path. Eclipses happen near them; astrology calls them the North and South Nodes.

Key facts (summary)

  • 5 terms beginning with L, explained simply.
  • A single winding path to a centre, walked as meditation.
  • Alignments of ancient sites first described by Alfred Watkins in 1921.
  • The summer solstice festival, around 21 June.
  • Also called Lammas: the first harvest festival, around 1 August.
  • The two points where the Moon's orbit crosses the Sun's path.

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