Litha, Summer Solstice Rituals, Activities and Lore by Raven and Crone
As the wheel turns again we find ourselves at Summer Solstice. Litha Midsummer is one of the
Lesser Wiccan Sabbats. The sun is at the height of it power before beginning its slide into
darkness and we experience the longest day and shortest night of the year. It is important to note
that the separation of the light and dark halves of the year have nothing to do with good and evil.
Light signifies growth and expansion; dark means withdrawal and rest. Both are necessary.
While steamy Midsummer marks the beginning of the Sun's dying strength the season itself is
very lush, erotic and sexy. The Sun, flowers and Earth are in full bloom. Hot Midsummer creates
a fiery, mature, breathless passion. The God is at the very height of his power as we hit
midsummer, at this point of the year the crops are coming along nicely. We have done all of the
planting associated with spring and life gets a little easier as we sit back and tend what we've
created. Its a time of great celebration before we meet the work ahead as the harvest comes in.
We honor the God and Goddess whose union has blessed us with the fertility to create the
projects we began way back at Imbolc. On Midsummer the veil between the worlds is said to be
very thin making this a great time for divination, historically many maidens would divine a
husband at this time. Midsummers Eve is said to be a time when fairies abound in great
numbers this is a great time to commune with them and leave gifts of sweets outdoors. Litha
celebrates abundance, fertility, virility, the beauty and bounty of Nature. Harnessing the Suns
great power makes all types of magick appropriate now. We can also harvest the first of our
magickal herbs at this time since they are drenched with the great power of the sun on this
longest day of the year. It is a good time for empowerment, for strong magick and male ritua! ls,
for handfastings and communing with Nature Spirits, for workings of culmination.The journey into
the harvest season has begun.
Midsummer Manifestation Ritual
Make a list of everything you wish to manifest during the next six months.
Be complete include things related to career, personal issues, and other factors like clarity,
confidence, and fun. After sunset, light a candle of your choice. Place a vase of flowers you like
next to the candle.
Say aloud:
"I gather in the power of this day of greatest light and call in the guardians of fire, earth, air, and
water to bring the last grace of power in light to manifest my desires in the coming harvest. I ask
that this be
Read aloud your list
"I affirm that I am able and willing to allow these wishes to manifest and I participate in the
miracle of
creation and with faith. So mote it be."
Allow the candle to burn until you go to sleep. Celebrate the energy of the evening in some way
play music, raise a glass, allow yourself some indulgence. From Hearth and Home Witchery
Midsummer Ritual
author unknown
Begin by casting a circle. Now stand before your altar and say the following or similar: "Great
God of the sun, I have come here this day to honor you in your strength, for I know that now is
the time of your greatest power."
Raise your Wand or Athame towards the sun and say the following or similar: "Great father God,
Great mother Goddess, come into my heart, and purify me. Smite the evil in my soul, just as
your magickal love purges the evil from all things."
Visualize the energy of the sun flowing into your athame, and into you. See it clean any impurities
that exist in you. Feel it as it cleans you. Once you have finished reflecting on the God and
Goddess' purification of you, move to the south side of you circle (the direction of fire) and light a
(small) ritual fire. Now say the following or similar: "Great horned father, may this fire burn in
representation of your greatness."
Meditate for a while (while staring into the flames) on the sun, and all it does for us. Once you
have meditated, you should allow yourself some time to commune with the gods. Just open your
mind to them and let them speak to you. If you like you can thank them and tell them what
midsummer means to you. Or you can just lay there in silence and know that they are watching.
Once you are done, thank the gods for watching over you.The ritual part of this rite is over,
however, midsummer & midsummer's night are probably the best times to perform magick. Any
spells cast during this time are likely to be vastly more powerful than when cast at other times. If
you do not have any particular thing to cast a spell for, then perhaps now would be the best time
to cast a spell that ensures happiness for you over the coming winter months. Think hard about
it, because this opportunity comes but once a year
Midsummer Ritual
Tools:
A Golden Yellow Altar Cloth, Small Cloth Pouch of Summertime Herbs, Cauldron, 1c Fresh
Spring Water, Red Sun God Candle, Green Earth Goddess Candle, Summer Blend Incense
(Jasmine, Rose, Lotus, Wysteria, or combination).
Preparation: Sweep area moving in deosil manor. Set up Quarter Candles and any accessories
symbolizing the Elements of the Quarters. Decorate the alter with seasonal flowers, especially
Sunflowers. Prepare your Pouch of Summertime Herbs, and as you make it, pour your troubles,
pains, sorrows, illness, and regrets into it. Place the Cauldron in the center of your alter, the Red
Sun candle to the right of it , the Green Goddess Candle to the left of it. Place the cup of Fresh
Spring Water in front of the Goddess Candle. Take a shower or bath for purification. Sit quietly
and meditate for a while, then ground and center. When ready, play some peaceful music for the
ritual.
Cast the circle....Pick up your Wand, and with arms upraised, face South and say:
I celebrate the MidofSummer, held in honor of the Blazing Sun God.
All of Nature vibrates with the fertileness of the Goddess and of the God.
The Earth basks in the light and life of the Sun.
The ever turning Wheel of the Year has made the light ever stronger
And the light has kept growing longer, until today
The middle of the time of light, Litha, MidSummer's Day, Summer Solstice.
From here, the light begins to fade, again,
Until once more the Wheel turns to the time of darkness, Yule, Winter Solstice.
Yet, for today, the Sun is high, the light is bright, the Earth is warm.
As the Sun God blazes above, may the fires of my rite flame below.
Face the alter, put down your wand, and light the Green Goddess Candle to the left of your
cauldron, saying:
Oh, Mother of Nature, She that brings the meadow to bloom,
Green Forest Mother, from lakes and streams your children spring forth.
Blessed Lady of the stars and the Moon,
Fruitful Womb of which I honor, and ask of Thee, Thy Blessings.
Light the Red Sun God Candle to the right of your cauldron, saying:
Oh, Father of all things, He that plants the seed and nurtures Life.
God of Fertility and Fruitfulness, from hill and forest your children emerge.
Blessed Lord of the blazing Sun,
Potent Consort of which I honor, and of Thee, Thy Blessings.
Take the Herb Pouch and hold above your head, saying:
By thy power, oh sacred herbs, may the Lord of the Sun
Burn away the hurtful, the troublesome, and the painful,
Leaving me purified through His warmth and Light.
Hold the pouch over your main Alter Candle to take flame. While it is burning, drop it in the
cauldron, saying:
Great Goddess and Great God, from Thee all powers flow forth.
The Two that are One, Great Spirit of AllThatIs,
By Thy powers, and the powers of Air, Fire, Water, and Earth,
By Thy powers, and the powers of the Sun, Moon, and Stars,
I banish these negatives from my life.
Visualize the negatives burning away to nothingness. When all that is left is ashes, douse the
ashes with the cup of Fresh Spring Water, feel as if the water were being poured over you and
your negatives washed away. Air dry by dancing and running your hands up and down your
arms, body, and legs. Don't forget your head, lay it back and shake running your fingers through
your hair. When done, face alter, wave hand over the cauldron and say:
As the Phoenix rises from the ashes, so let this water be pure and new.
Mother Goddess, bless this water so that it may bless and renew me.
Father God, may your rays of the MidSummer Sun bless and nourish me.
Two that are One, may your blessings sustain me as I journey, anew.
Pass your cupped hands over the cauldron, pausing briefly each time to pour in wishes for
health, prosperity, and good fortune to be part of your life. Dip the forefinger of your right hand
into the cauldron water, and trace a pentagram on your forehead, saying:
Now is the time for meditation and any spell workings. MidSummer spell workings include:
prosperity, fertility, and plentiful harvests. Finish by having the Cakes and Ale Ceremony and
releasing the circle. Clean up. You are done.
Let my mind be open to the truth.
Anoint your lips saying:
Let my lips always speak the truth.
Anoint your heart area, saying:
Let my heart seek the ways of the Goddess, now and always.
Anoint the centers of your palms, saying:
Let my hands be gifted to work in magickal ways.
Anoint the soles of your feet, saying:
Let my feet ever walk upon the sacred paths!
Litha Ritual
For this ritual you will need to have holly and mistletoe, and salted water. The mistletoe should be
placed on the altar, and the holly near it but just out of sight. you can use artificial if necessary. If
you have a pet or familiar, you can give them a special blessing in this ritual.
Cast your circle as usual.
Face your altar and say:
Blessed be this season of Midsummer. The sun rides at s peak in the skies above. The
Goddess is heavy with pregnancy. Today I celebrate the light, for tomorrow that light will wane.
Today I acknowledge the end of the waxing year, and the beginning of the waning time.
Take your athame and raise it in front of you pointing up. Say:
Farewell to the waning year
Season of fertility and growth
and the time of planting
Make the sign of the banishing pentagram. Say:
Welcome the waning year
Season of harvest and wisdom
Welcome to the bounty of autumn.
Make the sign of the invoking pentagram. Set the athame back in its place on the altar, then
switch the mistletoe with the holly. The holly is the symbol of the Holly King who now reigns over
the rest of the ear. Midsummer is a good time to renew your selfdedication. Take your salted
water from the altar and hold it upward with both hands. Say:
O blessed Lady, whose belly quickens with the harvest bounty, fill this vessel of your womb with
your holy presence that I might rededicate myself to your service. great mother of heaven and
Earth from whom I and life was born. Womb to whom we all return to be born again, as did my
ancestors so long ago, I stand before you today to acknowledge you as the Great Mother, giver
of all life.
Hold the container in your left hand and with your right hand, reach into the container and wet
your fingertips. Bend down and anoint your feet. Say:
Bless my feet as I seek to walk your ancient pathway. Steer them in the direction of right and
light.
Anoint your heart area. Say:
Bless my heart which humbly turns to you in love and is given to you freely. Help me love
unconditionally all my fellow living things.
Anoint your eyelids. Be careful not to get any in your eyes. Say:
Bless my eyes that they may be open to the wonders of your world; that I may see you in all your
guises; that I may see the unseen and know all truths through them.
Anoint the crown of your head. Say:
Great Mother, bless my mind that it will always be open to you, and guard it that it not conceive to
do harm to any fellow living creatures. May I always remember and follow the Wiccan Rede. I
know that if along your path I bring harm to any living creature that I will experience the same
three times over. As all living things are one, as I harm others, I also harm myself. May I always
seek a spiritual path in this earthly incarnation, and come joyfully when my earthly time is done.
Hold the container upward again. Say:
Blessed Lady of many faces, you who are warrioress, protectress, instructress, inspirer,
innocent Virgin, wise old Crone, and Great Mother. I present myself to you as your child, (state
craft name if you have one), and ask that you accept my dedication to you. So mote it be,
Blessed Be!
Spend a few moments in quiet meditation on the meaning of the ritual you just performed. Close
the circle whenever ready.
Litha Ritual 2
Before the rite, make up a small cloth pouch filled with herbs such as lavender, chamomile, St.
John's Wort, vervain, or any of the Midsummer herbs listed in "An Herbal Grimoire." Mentally
pour all your troubles, problems, pains, sorrows and illnesses, if any, into this petition as you
construct it. Tie it shut with a red string. Place this on the altar for use during the rite. The
cauldron should also be there or nearby. Even if you use candles to mark the quarters, the red
candle in a holder should also be on the altar. For outdoor rituals, light a fire however small
and drop the pouch into this.
Arrange the altar, light the candles and censer, and cast the Circle. Recite the Blessing Chant.
Invoke the Goddess and God. Stand before the altar and say, with wand upraised:
I celebrate the noon of summer with mystic rites.
O great Goddess and God,
all nature vibrates with Your energies
and Terra is bathed with warmth and life.
Now is the time of forgetting past cares and banes;
O fiery Sun,
burn away the unuseful, the hurtful, the bane,
in Your omnipotent power.
Purify me!
Purify me!
Purify me!
Lay the wand on the altar. Take up the herbal petition and light it in the red candle on the altar (or,
if outdoors, the ritual fire). When it is burning drop it into the cauldron (or some other heatproof
container) and say:
I banish you by the powers of the Goddess and God!
I banish you by the powers of the Sun,
Moon and Stars!
I banish you by the powers of Earth,
Air, Fire and Water!
O Gracious Goddess,
O Gracious God,
on this night of Midsummer magick
I pray that You charge my life with wonder and joy.
Help me in attuning with the energies adrift on the
enchanted night air.
I give thanks.
Reflect upon the purification you have undergone. Feel the powers of nature flowing through you,
washing you clean with divine energy. Works of magick, if necessary, may follow.
Part take in the Cakes and Wine ceremony.
The circle is released.
Ring of Fire Spell
This spell is based on a littleknown solar ritual from the Aegean islands. Long ago on the night
before the Summer Solstice, hoops were set ablaze, and the villagers would guide the Sun's
return by jumping though rings of fire. You can create your own ring of fire with this spell. At dusk,
outdoors if possible, light four candles of appropriate color, one for each season, in a circle. In
the center place a gold or yellow candle for the Sun. Light the seasonal candles and say:
"Seasons must turn,
Let the Sun return."
Light the Sun candle and say:
"Shining One,
Charge me with passion,
Turn my words into action.
It must be!"
Jump over your lit candles if you dare. Meditate on each Season and Thank the Sun for it's return
as you put out the candles.
Fire Purification Spell
1 Red or White Candle
1 Black Ink Pen
1 Small Square of White, Unlined Paper
1 Pair of tweezers or tongs
Timing: Noon on a day when the moon is in the waxing phase. Preferably as close to the
Summer Solstice as possible. Procedure: Think of one bad habit you have that you would truly
like to rid yourself of. Write it down in the center of the of paper. Now fold the paper top to bottom,
then left to right, so that it is folded into fourths with the writing inside. As you fold the paper,
visualize that habit being trapped inside the paper. Now light the candle and meditate on it's
flame for a moment. When you are prepared to continue, hold the paper in a diamond shape,
with thewriting down at the bottom. Now take the tweezers and hold the bottom tip of the
diamond into the flame. Visualize the habit burning away with the flames. As the paper burns,
chant the following or similar:
"Great spirits of fire, grow and consume this habit of evil so goodness may bloom."
This spell should be cast outside, so that the ashes of the paper can fall to the earth. As they do
so, visualize the earth as taking your habit and absorbing it. Be sure to leave a gift for the earth in
exchange for taking your habit.
Note: This spell also works extremely well with balefires or the fire at your Litha ritual. Simply
toss the paper into the flames and chant. Do not attempt to hold it over the flames as you would
with a candle.
Litha Curse Breaking Spell
This spell will break a curse leveled at you. Place some salt or ashes in a Small glass jar until it
is about halffull. In another bowl mix the Following two parts myrrh gum, one part orris root
powder, three parts Cloves, and one piece of broken glass or mirror. Set the mixture out in the
Midday Sun to absorb the cleansing power of its peak rays. Place the Sunsoaked mixture in the
glass of ashes or salt, and dose with lime juice. Fill the rest of the jar with salt and dispose of it
away from your home. Edain McCoy
Endurance ritual (From Hearth & Home Witchery)
1. Write your birthsign on a small stone in permanent pen
2. In a large flower pot, place the stone at the bottom.
3. Plant a marigold on top, placing seven stones around the plant.
As you work, chant:
"Sing me the song of seasons
Show me the sun's delight
Open my heart for you radiance
Lead me towards the light"
The marigold is the flower of endurance that always
turns its face toward the sun, following its path
through the sky. This ritual will give you endurance.
Summer Solstice Rite
By Gerina Dunwich
The following ritual should be performed in a forest clearing, a
large secluded garden, on a hilltop or any other nature place.
Arrange stones on the ground to form a large circle about nine feet
in diameter. With a consecrated ceremonial sword or long wooden
stick, draw the powerful symbol of a pentacle (fivepointed star)
inside the stone circle. Light five green candles to symbolize nature
and fertility and place one at each point of the pentagram, starting
at the east point and continuing in a clockwise manner. Lay a large,
flat stone in the center of the pentagram facing north as an altar
and place on it a statue representing the Goddess. At each side of
the statue, light a white altar candle. To the right (east), place a
brass bell and a censor of frankincense and myrrh incense. To the
left (west), place a chalice of wine, a consecrated brass bell, a
small dish of salt, and a small bowl of water. Bless the wine by
holding your palms down over the chalice as you say:
I CONSECRATE AND BLESS THIS WINE IN THE DIVINE NAME OF THE GODDESS
Sprinkle a bit of salt and a few drops of water over the brass bell to consecrate it and say:
WITH SALT AND WATER I CONSECRATE AND BLESS THIS BELL IN THE DIVINE NAME OF
THE GODDESS. BLESSED BE.
Light the frankincense and myrrh. Raise your arms to the sky, close your eyes and fill your mind
with pleasant thoughts and visions of the Mother Goddess as you say:
O BLESSED EARTH MOTHER WOMBGODDESS, CREATRESS OF ALL THIS SACRED
CIRCLE IS CONSECRATED TO THEE
Ring the bell thrice and invoke:
SACRED LADYSPIRIT OF THE AIR FIRE MAIDEN, BEAUTIFUL AND FAIR EARTH MOTHER,
GIVER OF LIVES CRONE OF WATER, AGELESS AND WISE I NOW CALL FORTH THY
DIVINE IMAGE!
Return the bell to the stone altar and then with both hands, raise the chalice to your lips. Drink
some of the wine and then pour the rest over the center of the pentagram as a libation to the
Goddess and say:
THIS BLESSED WINE I DO POUR AS AN OFFERING TO THEE O GRACIOUS GODDESS.
Return the chalice to the altar. Again ring the bell thrice and say:
THIS SOLSTICE RITUAL I DO PERFORM IN HONOR OF THEE, O GREAT GODDESS AND IN
THY SACRED NAME DO I NOW GIVE PRAISE.
Kneel before the altar. Offer up more incense, ring the bell in praise of the Goddess and then say
in a loud and joyous tone of voice
BLESSED BE THE GODDESS! BLESSED BE THE GODDESS! The GODDESS IS LIFE THE
GODDESS IS LOVE SHE TURNS THE WHEEL THAT CHANGES THE SEASONS AND
BRINGS NEW LIFE INTO THE WORLD. BLESSED BE THE GODDESS! BLESSED BE
THE GODDESS! THE GODDESS IS THE MOON AND STARS THE GODDESS IS THE SEA
AND EARTH THE GODDESS IS THE CYCLE OF SEASONS SHE IS BIRTH, SHE IS DEATH
SHE IS REBIRTH SHE IS DAY, SHE IS NIGHT SHE IS DARKNESS, SHE
IS LIGHT SHE IS AL THINGS WILD AND FREE SO MOTE IT BE.
The Rite of Summer Solstice should be followed by feasting, merriment and the joyous singing
of magickal Pagan folk songs.
A Litha Prayer for the Earth
author unknown
"Great God, Father of the Earth,
Shine down on this, your strongest day.
Blessed Goddess who gave us Birth,
Bless us who honor your ancient way.
As Summer's light falls to the ground,
lending crops and trees it's power,
the Summer winds blow warm and round,
touching the corn silk and the flowers.
We give you thanks, our Mother Earth,
We praise you, fire of the Sun.
We dance this Solstice day with Mirth,
from dawns' first light 'till the day is done."
Midsummer Potpourri From Hearth and Home Witchery
1 cup oakmoss
2 cups dried lavender
2 cups wisteria
2 cups verbena
25 drops lavender oil or lemon oil
Litha Activities From Hearth and Home Witchery
Put a ring of flowers around your cauldron or around a bowl of mugwort
Hang a bundle of fresh herbs out to dry. Use them to cook summer veggies.
Go bird watching. Take a guide book, so you will know what you are looking at. The birds may
bless you with a feather.
This is a good time for clearing away non useful energies, and establishing a stable base.
Cleansing may include leaping a fire, or putting herbs symbolizing or charged with the nonuseful
energies into a fire. You may leap a fire not only for purification, but to reenergize yourself.
Litha is a time for healing of all kinds, and protection rituals. Some work can and should be done
alone, but there is room for more social gatherings.
Get all your friends together with some drums and rattles, and dance the whole night through. A
Spiral Dance would be nice, too.
Have children make their own Green Man mask. Cut eye holes in a paper plate. Let them glue on
real or construction paper leaves.
Go berry picking. Have the children chose their best berry and throw it back into the berry bushes
as they thank the Goddess and the bushes for the fruit.
Make a Wicker Man and burn him in your Litha bon fire.
Burn a Wreath in the bon fire or try using Wreaths of Vervain and Mugwort which were burned in
ancient times at the end of the festivals to burn away bad luck.
Many families placed roses on the altar, as this is the Goddess flower for this time of the year.
Try this yourself for a beautiful and fragrant decoration.
Leave out milk and honey as an offering to the Fae folk
Have a mock battle between the Oak and Holly King. Remember that this is part of the cycle and
as the wheel turns the Holly King will rise again at Winter Solstice.
Light a white candle and place it in front of a mirror. Say your own Litha prayer over it, and then
let it burn out
Make a charm to hang around your neck with a seashell
Have an outdoor breakfast picnic to welcome the Solstice
Stay up and watch the sun come up on the longest day of the year!
Draw a picture of the sun at sunrise and sunset
Try a fire divination, stare into the coals of your bonfire as it settles or look for forms in the
leaping flames.
Create a ritual to bring healing and love to Mother Earth
Make protection amulets for friends and family dispose of last years in the Litha bonfire
Couples who handfasted the year before at Beltane, tend to marry in a more formal handfasting
at Midsummer or Lughnasadh.
Things to make with found bird feathers From Hearth and Home Witchery
Witches Ladders
1. Use feathers in colors that correspond with your need
2. Braid a yard each of white, black, and red cord for Goddess
3. Chant while braiding:
"Maiden, Mother, Ancient Crone
Your powers to these cords please loan"
4. Add feathers to chain as it grows
Make a quill pen to use in your Book of Shadows
1. Remove the barbs from the quill until it is
comfortable to hold
2. Scoop out the back of the quill and remove the core
3. Cut a tiny notch on the front of the quill
4. Cut a slit on the front of the quill from the notch
down
5. Cut the tip of the quill to form a point
Midsummer Symbolism From Hearth and Home Witchery
Symbolism : Nurturing and love are key actions related to Midsummer. If you haven't yet done so,
Litha is a good time to perform your SelfDedication Ceremony... or if you have been practicing
Wicca for a while you may choose to perform a simple Re dedication, affirmation as a part of
your Sabbat celebration.The powers of nature are at their highest point. Great time for herb
gathering. Longest day of the year, marks the time when days begin to get shorter again.
Symbols: fire to celebrate the power of the sun, sun wheels, god eyes, mother godess, ripening
fruits, sun dials, feathers, and swords, blades.
Deities: Father Gods and Mother Goddesses, Pregnant Goddesses and Sun Deities. Particular
emphasis might be placed on the Goddesses Aphrodite, Astarte, Freya, Hathor, Ishtar, Venus
and other Goddesses who preside over love, passion and beauty. Other Litha deities include
Athena, Artemis, Dana, Kali, Isis, Juno, Apollo, Dagda, Gwydion, Helios, Llew, Oak Holly King,
Lugh, Ra, Sol, Zeus, Prometheus, Ares, Mother Earth, Father Sun, the fey, fairy folkand Thor.
Magick: Healings, growth spells, empowerment spells, and love magick are all incredibly potent
at this time
Tools: drums, rattles, bonfire, mirrors for reflecting the sun or bonfire, Earth circles of stone
energy
Colors: white, red, maize yellow or golden yellow, green, blue and tan.
Stones: all green gemstones, especially emerald and jade. Other appropriate gemstones are
tigers eye, lapis lazuli, ruby, diamonds, amethyst, malachite, golden topaz, opal, quartz crystal,
azuritemalachite, lapis lazuli.
Animals: include robins, wrens, all Summer birds, horses and cattle. Mythical creatures include
satyrs, faeries, firebirds, dragons, thunderbirds and manticores.
Herbs: chamomile, cinquefoil, elder, fennel, hemp, larkspur, lavender, male fern, mugwort, pine,
roses, Saint Johns wort, honesty, wild thyme, wisteria, oak, mistletoe, frankincense, lemon,
sandalwood, heliotrope, copal, saffron, galangal, laurel, ylangylang, Basil, Betony, Dogwood,
Oak, Rue, vervain, trefoil and verbena. Traditionally, herbs gathered on this day are extremely
powerful.
Incense: a combination of any of the following or simply one of them by itself... frankincense,
myrrh, sandalwood, lemon, pine, jasmine, rose, lotus, or wysteria.
Foods: for Litha include fresh vegetables of all kinds and fresh fruits such as lemons and
oranges, pumpernickel bread as well as Summer squash and any yellow or orange colored
foods. Flaming foods are also appropriate,barbecued anything, (barbecues represent the
bonfires....) but especially chicken or pork. Midsummer is also the time for making mead, since
honey is now plentiful. Traditional drinks are ale, mead, sweet wines, fresh fruit juice of any kind
and herb teas.
Element: fire
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