- Autumn equinox was a key moment for the Slavs and Celts, symbolizing the end of summer and preparation for winter.
- The Mabon festival, also known as Alban Elfed, was a time of thanksgiving for crops and celebrating the balance of day and night.
- Find out what rituals, fortunately and prosperity, were performed during the autumn equinox to ensure protection and prosperity.
Exactly on the night of September 22-23, do it. You will attract abundance and chasing bad powers
September is the month in which you can feel the breath of the upcoming autumn. According to ancient beliefs, it was autumn that was the season in which the world of people and the world of ghosts permeated each other. On October 31, Dziady was celebrated, but before the mention of the dead was prepared, the gods had to be propelled with a short and gentle winter.
. It meant the definitive end of summer and the beginning of difficult days. Who, for this day did not prepare the right stocks, could not cope during the winter. Both Slavs and Celtowe paid a lot of attention to the equinoxes more frequently. It was considered a harvest festival and thanks for them. Sabbat Mabon is the former Druisian festival of Alban Elfed, during which a balance between day and night was celebrated. Mabon came from the name of Modron, a son of the Welsh goddess of crops and fertility. In the past, during the equinox, the greatest importance was attached to the light. Big bonfires burned, and honey, grains, as well as pastries were folded around them. All this was to thank and a request for a gentle winter.
Autumn equinox is a great time to do. Just made on September 22 will make you attract happiness for all winter and drive away bad powers. During the celebration of Mabon, golden candles were lit in the houses. They were also celebrated whose goal was to guarantee prosperity and protection. One of them was filling the jar to half with rice, and then placed three coins in it. The rest of the vessel was filled with grains, preferably wheat, on the top of which five more coins were laid. The jar prepared in this way was closed and placed near the entrance door of the apartment or house, in a place inaccessible to the eyes of bystanders.
