30: Autumn Equinox and who is Mabon ap Modron?
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Happy Autumn Equinox!
Join us for a magical Autumn Equinox episode where we delve into the origins and lore of what many modern witches call "Mabon." Ever wondered how this harvest festival got its name? We'll unravel the tale of Mabon Ap Modron, the Welsh god whose story has been woven into the fabric of this seasonal celebration. We'll also share some enchanting ways to honor the turning of the wheel, from simple rituals to delicious simmer pot recipes that will help you connect with the spirit of the season. So grab your oversize sweatshirt, cozy boots, and let's get witchy this autumn season!!
How a God became associated with the fall equinox
Jason Mankey's humorous take on Mabon
*Portions of this episode were previously aired on The Stoned Witches Hour
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