Lilith Day is a tribute to women's empowerment. It marks the day when Lilith refused to be subordinated by Adam and left the Garden of Eden.
The ritual's theme is freedom.
Lilith's decision to leave Adam and defy God's will symbolises her realisation of self-power and individuality.
The use of a crystal skull and dark roses adds a touch of mystery and intrigue to any ritual.
The Lilith Day ritual includes the use of a statue or image of Lilith with wings, a knife or athame, and incense. These symbols highlight her association with power and darkness.
Lilith is invoked as the "Mother of Darkness", embodying transformation and liberation.
The use of a Black Mirror during the ritual represents a connection to one's darker self and the possibility of change.
The ritual concludes with the candles being put out, followed by a celebration in Lilith's name, expressing gratitude for her acceptance and grace.