Lugh imbolc where the veil thins

where the veil thins

be wary of the flames

although they were staples in solstice rites and folk traditions practiced long before the modern age

grew jealous of his glory and fame

intelligence and a willingness to learn

Lugh imbolc where the veil thinsOffering candles to Lugh: Celtic god of light, craftsmanship, and justice. Lugh was honored across the ancient Celtic regions. Scholars today find him particularly important as his worship suggests the presence of shared spiritual practices across all Celtic cultures. The Romans identified Lugh with Mercury. There are many tales about Lugh in Irish mythology and across the Celtic regions in general. He is is the god which Lughnasadh is named after, a