Mabon, (May-bon) is known as the Autumn Equinox, Harvest Home, Second Harvest, Sun Enters Libra, the Witches Thanksgiving and Siring Fate. The Goddess is entering into cronehood, and the dark of the year is beginning, so this is a time often associated with mysterious lore and wisdom.
The Wiccan calendar contains 13 full moons (Esbats) and 8 Sabbats, or days of power, making 21 Wiccan ritual occasions. The Esbats are for celebrating the Goddess. The Sabbats mark the sun's yearly cycle and tell the story of The Wheel of the Year. On this day, the length of night time is equal to the length of daytime.
Mabon is a celebration of life and death, and giving of life again, the cycle of the seasons. Mabon is a time to enjoy the fruits of a hard year's labor, to stock up for the long winter. No matter how you celebrate Mabon, or how it came about, or whatever it's true name may be, it is important to know that Mabon a time for giving thanks.
Read about the symbols, incense, food and more of Autumn Equinox (Mabon)
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I wish for you a bountiful harvest, a heart full of gratitude and many warm blessings this upcoming Fall season.
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