Harvesting Magic during Mabon: Delving into Autumn's Mystical Deities and Celebratory Traditions
As the leaves start to turn and a crispness fills the air, March ushers in a season of change and transition. For many, it's a time of preparation, both physically and spiritually, for the approaching winter. In this blog post, we'll delve into the essence of Mabon, the Wiccan/Pagan term for the Autumn Equinox, which typically falls between March 21st and 23rd. Often referred to as the Witches' Thanksgiving in the Northern hemisphere, Mabon marks the official beginning of Fall and serves as a celebration of the harvest and a farewell to the long days of summer. So, what exactly is Mabon? Mabon is the second of three harvest festivals for many Wiccans, witches, and neo-pagans, with Lughnasadh and Samhain being the other two. It's a time to welcome the bounty of the harvest and express gratitude for the abundance of the earth. Traditionally, Mabon was a period of communal feasting and celebration, where families would come together to honor the fruits of their labor. The
