| Mabon/ Fall Equinox |
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| Mabon/Fall Equinox Other names: Harvest Home, Alban Elued, Mean Fomhair. Date: September 20, 21 or 22 depending on the calender; sun at 1 degree Libra. Meaning of the word: "Divine Youth". Primary ritual focus: Second harvest, offering of vegetable and fruit harvest, corn festival. Age of holiday: 3000 B.C. or older. Popluar mythos: Death of the harvest Lord (although some attribute this to Samhain), King and Queen of the Harvest. Astrological sign: 1 degree Libra; cardinal. Planetary ruler: Venus. |
| Mabon Invocation Mabon brings the scent of autumn Golden glow and sun's soft kiss. Magick swirls and eddies onward Season's end demands all this. The wheel is turning, ever forward Calling for your act of closure, Fill the cauldron, light the fire Cast the magick ever higher! Find the laughter, make ye merry Touch the heartbeat of our Mother. Libra brings and air of beauty Gracing all with harvest lore Listen closely wisdom's duty Look within to find the door. The wheel is turning, ever forward Calling for your act of closure, Fill the cauldron, light the fire Cast the magick ever higher! Find the laughter, make ye merry Touch the heartbeat of our Mother. The fruits are heavy on the trees Yellow, gold, and orange leaves Nature's show alchemy Ever clear to you and me. The wheel is turning, ever forward Calling for your act of closure, Fill the cauldron, light the fire Cast the magick ever higher! Find the laughter, make ye merry Touch the heartbeat of our Mother. |
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