This blogpost was originally posted by The Moonlight Shop here: Your Guide To Celebrating Mabon Mabon signifies a celebration of the second harvest and the circle of existence. This period signifies the end of harvest, as fields are nearly barren and what has been gathered is stored in anticipation of winter or Yule. Mabon also…
Ostara is the celebration observed by Modern Pagans during the Spring Equinox. This equinox marks a period of growth and the planting of seeds! With winter fading, all beings (including plants and creatures) can bask in the warm sunshine! During this period, Wiccans don new garments, ignite bonfires (particularly at dawn), conduct rituals for fresh…
Lughnasadh marks the Sabbat for the initial harvest of the year. It signals the onset of August and the approaching hot and dry days. This is the moment to gather what we’ve planted. It is the time to express gratitude for the plentiful food available. Communities come together to celebrate the first harvest of the…
