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  • Cinnamon Magic: 15 Ways to Use Cinnamon in Witchcraft
    The aroma of cinnamon rolls baking in the oven. The pungent taste on your tongue. You have it in your kitchen. And use it to bake goodies of all different kinds. You might even have cinnamon sticks and powder in your cupboard. But did you know you can use cinnamon in your witchcraft? Cinnamon has been around for thousands of …
  • Autumn Gods & Goddesses: 14 Deities of the Harvest and Afterlife
    Autumn is a transitional period bridging the seasonal gap between Summer and Winter. Because it’s an in-between time, this means it’s also a time for gods and goddesses of a liminal nature. I don’t know about you but Autumn is a sacred time for me for many reasons, but mainly because the veil is thin and I’m able to commune …
  • Mabon Blessings, Symbols, and Spells for an Enchanted Equinox
    Mabon is the gateway to the true holiday season, if you ask this witch. It’s the day I really come alive in my witchiness. And I feel as though there’s magic undulating in the crisp breeze and flowing all around me. Maybe you feel that way about Mabon too. So how do we prepare for the most magical Autumn Equinox …
  • Mabon Crystals & Herbs: 22 for the Autumn Equinox
    Mabon. Also known as the Autumn Equinox and Witches’ Thanksgiving. It’s a powerful, liminal time that brings in the Autumn season, as well as balance in many aspects of our lives. Many spiritual and magical practitioners enjoy celebrating this sabbat by performing ritual, making yummy Autumn Equinox foods, and decorating their home in Fall decor. I like to call Mabon …
  • 11 Delicious Mabon Foods and Recipes Your Whole Family Will Love!
    What’s the wheel of the year without an incredible feast? Mabon is the commonly used term for the celebration of the Autumnal Equinox, which occurs between September 21st and 23rd in the Northern Hemisphere and around March 20th in the Southern Hemisphere. Because Mabon celebrates the first official day of Fall, we feast on all things Fall on this cozy …