September has a particular kind of magic. The long, bright days of summer begin to soften. The evenings get cooler, gardens start giving up their final harvests, and the first signs of autumn appear almost overnight. For most, September is a month of transition. It brings opportunities to work with themes of harvest, gratitude, balance,
As the warmth of summer fades and the crisp beauty of autumn begins to arrive, we enter the season of Mabon, a celebration of gratitude, balance, and the abundance of the harvest. Often associated with the Autumn Equinox, Mabon is a meaningful time to pause, reflect on the blessings we have gathered, and honour the […]
There is something about decorating for Mabon that feels different from decorating for other holidays. You don’t need a purchase a box of decorations from the store. Autumn gives you plenty to work with… fallen leaves, acorns, pinecones, dried flowers, wheat, apples, gourds, branches, and all those little treasures that seem to appear everywhere once […]
You may be noticing that the days are growing shorter and the first signs of autumn are beginning to appear, Mabon is approaching and with it, comes a beautiful opportunity to slow down, take stock, and celebrate what you’ve gathered throughout the year. One of my favorite ways to mark the Autumn Equinox is by
September 30 – October 27 There is something fitting about Ivy taking its place in the Celtic Tree Calendar as autumn settles in. While other plants begin to lose their leaves and retreat for winter, Ivy continues to wind its way along walls and trees, often staying green well into the colder months. It doesn’t
The Celtic Tree Month of Vine begins September 2 and lasts through September 29, ushering in a season of harvest, reflection, creativity, and transformation. Known as Muin, the Vine is associated with the Ogham letter M and occupies a fascinating place in the modern Celtic Tree Calendar. Its twisting growth and abundant fruit make it
The September New Moon 2026 arrives in practical, earthy Virgo, bringing an invitation to clear away the clutter, reset your routines, and get intentional about the life you are building. While some New Moons feel dreamy and expansive, a New Moon in Virgo has a more grounded kind of magic. This is the energy of
The September 2026 full moon carries powerful spiritual meaning, particularly because this years Harvest Moon falls in the fiery sign of Aries. This Full Moon invites us to celebrate what we’ve accomplished, recognize the abundance we’ve cultivated, and find the courage to move forward into a new season. The September 2026 Full Moon reaches its
As summer begins to fade toward autumn, fields, meadows, and woodland edges can be filled with herbs, flowers, berries, and seed heads ready for harvesting. For those who practice witchcraft, late summer is an especially interesting time to forage, as many plants have reached the peak of their growing season. From mugwort and yarrow to
