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Mabon (MAH-bon), otherwise known as Mabon ap Modron, is a character in Welsh mythology.

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The Green Witch

“And so it was that I was hearing a new Call, finding myself hurled over a new edge, plunging into the darkness, then finding my path and embarking on a new journey – one which finally would make sense of the old. Edges, it seems, breed edges; and journeys, like edges, are fractal. There is never just one.”

– Dr Sharon Blackie, If Women Rose Rooted

Misty mornings, long shadows and spider invasions - the autumn equinox truly marks the start of the witches’ season!

Happy almost-Mabon, my lovely 🧡

September really took us into its autumnal clutches this week and I’ve been enjoying sinking deep into my jumper drawer, getting as cosy as can be. There’s something about drinking your morning tea outdoors in a flurry of steam that makes you appreciate the magick of this time of year.

Mabon (falling at 13.43 BST on Sunday 22nd September) is traditionally the second harvest festival of the calendar year, a time to fill our boots with - the most magickal of fruits - apples. But it’s also when many witches turn inward to explore the aspects of themselves they u

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WELCOME TO MABON HOUSE

Meet the Maker

Hello Friends. I’m Lorri, founder of Mabon House. I write about intentional living and how to find clarity, purpose and joy by connecting to the natural rhythm of the changing seasons. I also share pretty printables for the Wheel of the Year, which you can find in the free Member’s Library and through my Etsy Shop.

When I’m not writing for Mabon House, you can find me puttering around my old Maine farmhouse, wearing sensible cardigans and drinking lots of tea.

The Official Bio

Lorri Shields Brown is a writer and blogger with 20 years of experience in digital media and design. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in History from the University of Maine at Farmington and a Master’s degree in Communication from Southern New Hampshire University.

An early adopter of online media, Lorri has helped launch numerous websites and media campaigns for both the private and public sector. She is a leading community advocate for rural development and entrepreneurship in Maine and is passionate about helping rural women build successful bus

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Mabon: Time for personal growth | Autumn Equinox 23 Sep.

20. 9. 2023

Mabon offers an opportunity to pause, immerse yourself in your own thoughts and share the joy with family and friends. The autumnal equinox opens a window to the past and the future.

Accept the invitation to celebrate Mabon and connect with nature and yourself. You will gain a new perspective on the world around us.

At the end of this article you will find a short ritual, which will guide you through the celebration of Mabon. It will give you guidance, on how to ground yourself and help you release negative emotions.

Celebrations and traditions of our ancestors

The celebration of the autumnal equinox has deep roots in the history of our ancestors. This time was an important period when people were preparing for the colder months of the year.

Our ancestors celebrated in a similar way as we do today. They gave thanks for the harvest, lit fires and candles, got rid of unwanted emotions and celebrated the abundance with a communal meal.