Fall equinox celebration

Discover the magic of Mabon: A Fall Equinox Ritual Guide for Modern Witches Dive into inspiring rituals to celebrate Pagan holiday of Mabon.

Traditionally, Fall Equinox feasts were held to honor the changing season and show thanks for the gifts both Earth and the Universe have provided. Our resident Kitchen Witch is sharing her very own Fall Equinox feast menu to help make yours all the more magickal!

Are you looking for ways to celebrate the Autumn Equinox? Discover 10 powerful rituals that will help you connect with the magic of Mabon, the season of balance, gratitude, and harvest. From creating a gratitude altar to hosting a harvest feast, these Autumn Equinox rituals will bring the essence of the fall season into your life and home. Click to explore how you can honor the sacred Autumn Equinox time with meaningful practices that align you with the natural rhythms of the Earth.

the festive time of Mabon is around the corner, it’s fall equinox and the first harvest feast in the pagan festive calendar - the wheel of the year or the sabbats. In this blog post we share ideas of how to celebrate this holiday through rituals, ceremonies and party ideas. We have ideas what decor to use, how to decorate your altar, recipes, herbs and much more

The Autumn Equinox marks the first official day of fall. On this special day, the length of daylight and the length darkness are the same.

Practice one of these 10 rituals for autumn equinox that will mark the change from summer to autumn in your life. We’ve included a list of our favorites to inspire you.

Sunny Ritsch | Energy Medicine on Instagram: "The fall equinox arrives on Thursday, September 22 or 23 depending on your timezone. The word “equinox” comes from Latin and means “equal night”. It refers to the approximately 12-hour daylight and 12-hour night that occurs only on the two equinox days of the year. This is due to the fact that the sun is positioned directly over the equator making it a time of balance, equality and harmony.. The Fall equinox is also known as the Pagan…

Fall is typically a stressful time of year for families as we transition back to school, but amidst the continued toil of the pandemic the stress is next level. (We’re sending you all virtual hugs, by the way.) Looking for an antidote to all the pressure? The Fall Equinox on September 22 serves up t

One of my favorite things to DIY to bring in the fall season is this wall hanging , or garland. It’s easy to create but there may be a bit of prep involved if you don’t have dried fruit or dried flowers on hand.