Spiritual Terms that Start with L

This page lists spiritual and witchcraft terms that begin with the letter L, including common magic and religious concepts used across traditions. L words often revolve around light, love, and law. Concepts such as law of attraction, luminosity, and liberation are common in modern spirituality.

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Letter L

Laborers (Christian)
Those who work in God’s kingdom to spread His message and serve others.

Labrys
A double-headed axe symbolizing divine power and balance.

Labyrinth
A symbolic walking path used for meditation and spiritual reflection.

Lady
A title for the Goddess or divine feminine principle.

Lammas / Lughnasadh
A harvest festival celebrating grain, sacrifice, and gratitude for abundance.

Last Days (Christian)
The period preceding the second coming of Christ.

Law (Mind in Action)
The principle that thought actively shapes experience and reality.

Law of Attraction
The spiritual principle that focused thoughts and emotions influence life experiences.

Law of Correspondences
The spiritual principle that inner realities reflect outer conditions.

Law of Return
The spiritual principle that energy sent out returns to the sender.

Left-Hand Path
A spiritual approach emphasizing self-direction and personal empowerment.

Lemuria
A mythical lost civilization associated with ancient spiritual wisdom.

Levitation
The spiritual or mystical act of rising above physical ground.

Ley Lines
Invisible lines that connect sacred sites and concentrated earth energy.

Lantern
Represents light in the darkness and spiritual guidance.

Libation
A ritual offering of liquid to honor spirits, ancestors, or deities.

Liberation
Spiritual freedom from suffering, illusion, or cycles of rebirth.

Libido
Psychic or life energy driving desire and creativity.

Life Force
A vital spiritual energy that animates and sustains all living beings.

Life Themes
Recurring patterns or lessons shaping one’s spiritual journey.

Light (Spiritual)
A symbol representing truth, awareness, goodness, or divine presence.

Light Body
A subtle spiritual form associated with higher consciousness.

Light Language
A symbolic or energetic form of expression that is used to transmit spiritual information.

Light Worker
A person who assists with the collective spiritual awakening of others through healing.

Lineage
A spiritual or initiatory heritage passed through teaching or tradition.

Litha
A midsummer solstice festival honoring the sun at its greatest strength.

Liturgy
A formal structure of communal worship or ritual practice.

Lodge (Freemasons)
A meeting place or organizational unit for initiatory fraternity traditions.

Logic
Reasoned thinking used to understand spiritual or philosophical truths.

Logos
Divine reason, word, or cosmic order through which creation is ordered.

Lord
A title for the God or divine masculine principle.

Lordship (Christian)
Submitting one’s life to the authority of Christ as Lord.

Lord’s Supper (Christian)
A ritual meal commemorating Christ’s sacrifice, also called Communion.

Lore
Traditional knowledge, stories, and teachings passed through generations.

Love
A unifying force of connection, compassion, and acceptance.

Lower World
In shamanism, a spiritual realm associated with instincts, ancestors, and power animals.

Lucid Dreaming
Awareness of dreaming while still within the dream state.

Luminosity
Inner radiance reflecting awakened awareness.

Lust (Seven Deadly Sins)
Excessive desire that distracts from spiritual balance.

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