Mabon 2025 – Bringing Balance to an Unstable World
byMabon, known also as the autumn equinox, occurs on Monday, September 22, 2025 at 12:19 PM Mountain Time (MDT). At this exact balance point the…
Mabon, the second harvest, marks the balance of light and dark, the turning point where summer’s abundance meets autumn’s steadying calm. It is the Second Harvest: a time to gather what has grown, honor what has been earned, and prepare for the colder, quieter months ahead.
This season invites reflection, gratitude, and recalibration. As the days shorten, we recognize the work already done and the work still required. Mabon teaches that equilibrium is not passive — it is chosen, shaped, and maintained.
Here, we celebrate the grain, the fruit, the labor, and the lessons. We acknowledge the shifting of the year and the shifting within ourselves. Mabon is a moment to pause, to appreciate, and to align with the rhythm of the earth as it moves toward rest.
Mabon, known also as the autumn equinox, occurs on Monday, September 22, 2025 at 12:19 PM Mountain Time (MDT). At this exact balance point the…
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Each year on the autumn equinox, we come together to celebrate, to feast, and to give thanks to the Goddess for the generous bounties…
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Nightfall of the autumn equinox The scales of time balanced Equality for both night and day The land has surrendered its green Stalks and…