Alban elfed

Lammas asks us all to take a moment to rejoice in yourself and acknowledge your growth, bring in the harvest of all those lessons learned.

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Leaf woman celebrating

BALANCE

Mother Autumn is Coming Down by the golden grasses where the cottonwood trees grow tall and strong, the water on the pond is rippling. Brother Wind is breezing through the forest village. He dances with the red and golden leaf fairies clustered on the treetops, and by the hollow tree roots. ‘Autumn is coming, Autumn is coming,’ their fairy song travels in the wind. Little green Mossy Boy hears their song from his home in the gnarled roots of Grandfather Tree. He watches and listens. Mossy…

Mabon “The Divine Son” and “The Son of Light”; God of sex, love, magic, prophecy, and power. The sun god Mabon is also known as the Welsh and Gaulish god Maponos. His name…

A piece of nice poetry discussing Mabon and the changing seasons.

Welcome the autumn equinox with 🍁 Alban Elfed, a celebration of balance, gratitude, and harvest. Discover the ancient traditions and modern practices that mark this pivotal time of year. 🌕✨ Perfect for those honoring the cycles of nature, learn how to embrace this moment of equal day and night in your spiritual journey. Celebrate the abundance and prepare for the darker half of the year. 🍂🔮

A might-do list for the Autumn Equinox | Mabon | The Autumn Equinox, known also as Mabon, Alban Elfed, Ingathering, and Harvest Home, for a variety of Pagans, it’s a beautiful celebration of the end of the most abundant point of the harvest season. Continuing a project started at Lughnasadh, here’s list of nine things that you might-do (or not) for the Autumn Equinox and the season of Mabon.