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Next Sabbat - Mabon -
September 20-23 Also Known as: The Autumn Equinox, Harvest Home,
Michaelmas Celebrated on or around: September 20-23
Mabon is the
second harvest festival in the Wheel of the Year, following Lughnassadh and
preceding Samhain. Like Ostara, or the Spring Equinox, it marks the balance
point of light and dark as the days grow shorter and the nights gain length.
Hence, it too is a festival of balance, but one which focuses more on
introspection regarding the past year, and what one intends to "harvest" from
those seeds of activity sown at Ostara
Mabon also marks the final death
of the Vegetation God. The spirit of the corn was often thought to leap from
sheaf to sheaf, escaping the sickles of the harvesters, until one single sheaf
was left standing. This sheaf was treated with great respect, left until
ritually cut and carried in to preside over the feasting, often tied into human
form and dressed. The sheaf was then either burned (potentially serving as the
origin of the wicker man tradition), or kept until the planting season of the
next year, where it was buried in the field as insurance that fertility and
growth would also return.
Mabon is the Pagan equivalent of Thanksgiving,
and is usually marked by large feasts, preserving, and canning. The modern term
"Mabon" is derived from a Welsh god called Mabon ap Modron, " the son of the
mother" the Son of Light who in the Mabinogion was captured at three days old,
then rescued from imprisonment as an adult by Arthur and his men (as told in
"Kilhwch and Olwen (or Twrch Trwyth)"). The concept of the newness of life
incubating before being released is an important one on the eve of winter:
although we currently gather the fruits of our labours, a season of quiet and
dormancy is necessary before the cycle can begin once again.

Concepts: balance, bringing loose ends together;
celebrating the bounty of the fields; mourning the death of the Vegetation God;
preparing for long winter months; the weaving of corn
dollies
Colors: brown, burgundy, gold, maroon, orange, purple,
red, russet, scarlet.
Gemstones:
carnelian,
chrysophase,
lapis
lazuli, sapphire, turquoise, yellow agates.
Decorations:
acorns, apples, dried seeds, dried flowers, dried leaves, gourds, grains,
grapes, horns of plenty, Indian (Sqwa) corn, pine cones, pomegranates, vine
wreaths.
Deities: Bona, Dea, Epona, The Green Man, Hermes, Kore,
Mabon, Modron, Morgan, The Muses, Demeter, Persephone, Pamona, Sky Father,
Thoth, Thor
Foods & Offerings: apples, baked squash,
beer, cider, dried fruits and beans, breads, grains (oats, barley, wheat),
seeds and nuts, pomegranates, pumpkins, wine, potatoes, carrots and onions.
Herbs: cinnamon, frankincense, myrrh, pine, pumpkin, sage
Scents: cinnamon, myrrh, pumpkin, sage, pine
Mabon
Spells: equality, groundings, harmony, prosperity, security, celebration of
the second harvest with ritual sprinkling of leaves, protection, prosperity,
and self-confidence. Also rituals of harmony and balance of the
Mysteries.

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Mabon
herbal resin incense - use this incense to celebrate the energy of the
harvest and to bring in the energy of reaping what you sew. This herbal resin
is excellent for manifesting your desires as well as to give thanks to the god
and goddess for their bounty. |
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Autumn
Equinox: The Enchantment of Mabon by Kristen Madden As the leaves explode in a riot of fiery hues
and the crisp fall days grow shorter, we celebrate the Autumn Equinox. At this
time of equal day and night, we give thanks for the harvest that will sustain
us though the dark winter months. We reflect on all that the waning year has
brought us, so we may choose wisely those seeds we wish to sow in the new year.
This book includes history and mythology associated with this special time of
balance, and a cornucopia of ideas for celebrating the Autumn Equinox. Includes
recipes, myth, lore, cultural variations. |
Celebrating
The Seasons of Life: Beltane to Mabon - Lore, Rituals, Activities, and
Symbols The stories of the Sabbats help us to reconnect with our
lore and bring new meaning and twists to our current practices, in a variety of
ways. Celebrating the Seasons of Life gives us the history of each holiday and
explains its place in modern life. Through it, you can discover a variety of
rituals that are ideal for covens, solitaries, and Wiccan families-including
special sections on what children of various ages are ready to learn about
these holidays:Beltane (May 1st), Litha (June 21st), Lammas (August 1st), Mabon
(September 21st). |
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Mysteries
of Demeter: Rebirth of the Pagan Way by Jennifer Reif A practical manual for experiencing the rites
and mysteries of Demeter and Persephone. Reif provides a great deal of
historical information to lay the groundwork for the Demetrian Wheel of the
Year. Like the Celtic Wheel of the Year, Demetrian Paganism contains a cycle of
seasonal rituals where the Holy Mother and Daughter are the focus, leading us
to the centre of the mysteries which teach us that Earth and all life are
sacred. Rituals, prayers, chants and recipes are all included. |
Silver's
Spells For Abundance Take charge of your finances the Silver way!
Now one of the most famous Witches in the world today shows you how to get the
upper hand on your cash flow with techniques personally designed and tested by
the author herself. An abundance of spells can aid you in everything from
winning a court case to getting creditors off your back. |
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Thor
Stone Finish End Thor, a Norse God, created thunder by striking
his great hammer Mjollner. He protected the house of the Gods and humankind.
The runes around the base are an invocation of Thor's protection and read;
Thor's thunder strike and hallowed hold us with Mjollner's might. The scene on
the back depicts a battle between Thor and Ior, the World Serpent. An ox head
was used as bait, and the struggle became so intense that Thor's feet crashed
through the bottom of the boat and he used the seabed for support. Measures 8
inch high, 2 3/4 inch wide, 3 1/4 inch depth |
Harvest
Moon - Drawing Down The Moon Candle Blend of Sandalwood/Amber.
Color - Harvest Gold. Abundance, Wealth, Prosperity The Harvest Moon shares
with you the abundance of the universe. Bask in her overflowing prosperity,
allowing wealth beyond your wildest dreams to manifest into your reality. Be
aware of all opportunities that may arise, for she works in surprising ways.
Candle Size 2 inch x 7 inch Pillar - 50 Hours - Cotton Wick - Fits Perfectly in
7 Day Glass
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Abundance
Triple Blessings Blessed Herbal Candle A Triad of Prosperity,
Attraction and Earth Abundance need not be elusive. Let this Triple Blessing
help you focus and commit to the quality and quantity of prosperity you desire
and deserve. Remember to keep an open mind and open heart while allowing the
Universe to fill your palette. BLESSING: My life is filled with unlimited
prosperity. I am released from the beliefs and attitudes that block me from my
desired Abundance. |
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