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Wednesday 29 September 2010

Mabon - The Autumn Equinox

We are in the season of Autumn, just past the Autumn Equinox. This is the festival of thanksgiving and a time when day and night are in perfect balance again. At Mabon, we celebrate the harvest and whereas Lammas is the grain harvest, Mabon is the fruit harvest. It is a time to store food for the winter to come.

The sap in the trees and plants is moving down now and it a time to give thanks for the gifts and help given and to welcome the turning, the change of energy flowing toward the dark, the power within. We start to think more reflectively, perhaps wanting to study something new (why not try Wicca?) and to turn our thoughts to woolly socks and long evenings in by the fire.

I suggest you read 'Sabbats' by Edain McCoy.

Now is a good time to make a spell for protection in your car.

On to a red cloth, put out these herbs/plants:
1 tsp comfrey and 1 1/2 tsp's mugwort (for protection during travel).
1 1/2 tsp's of rosemary (for alertness during travel).
1 tablespoon ash tree bark (for protection against accidents).
10 drops of lavender oil (refreshing smell).

Put the ingredients in a spell bag and tie with some thing string.

Then say, as you tie knots:

one by one, this spell's begun.

two by two, it will be true.

three by three, so mote it be.

four by four, the power's in store.

five by five, this spell's alive!

Put the spell bag in your car to keep you safe.

Happy motoring on the slippery roads, covered in leaves.
May you keep safe and sound.

Star

3 comments:

  1. I like your blog so much, and its a shame that i can't read it in german, maybe you found a translation gadget like i did in my witches blog, so we can share many experiences together.
    blessed be
    Hexenessel

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  2. Hello Star,
    i tried the translation know, sorry but it does't
    work.
    May be you find another one lol.

    Your pictures are beautifull, and the other blogs are also very nice.
    I spent too much time by blogging.
    And the best is, i am also a bookeeping lady like you.
    You see, we have more common as we thaught.
    So wish you a nice day....
    Blessed be

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  3. I was so intrigued by your blog title. I'm not a Witch. But I love nature.

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