Kate and Kristal explore the rich tapestry of Mabon, an autumn equinox celebration. Discover the traditions and rituals that honor the harvest, balance, and gratitude. From ancient customs to modern practices, this episode explores how Mabon connects us to nature's cycles and our own inner harmony. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of this magical time of year.
Takeaways
- Mabon marks the autumn equinox, a time of balance between day and night.
- The celebration is rooted in gratitude for the harvest and preparation for the coming winter.
- Mabon is often associated with themes of balance, reflection, and letting go of what no longer serves us.
- Traditional rituals include feasting, offering thanks, and reflecting on personal growth.
- Modern practices often incorporate elements of mindfulness and community gatherings.
- The festival encourages introspection and setting intentions for the darker months ahead.
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Kristal
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Editor & Associate Producer:
Ash Black at Blackheart Media LLC
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