Pagan Holiday Litha Celebrates Summer Solstice
Ancient Rituals and Modern Observances
Litha, a pagan holiday observed on the summer solstice, typically around June 20th, celebrates the marriage of the sun and the earth.
In ancient times, pagans celebrated the solstice with torchlight processions and giant bonfires to ritually strengthen the sun. Today, Litha is still observed by many pagans and Wiccans, who gather to perform rituals and celebrate the longest day of the year.
Litha is a time of joy and celebration, as well as a time to reflect on the changing seasons and the cycle of life.
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