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  1. Mar
    21
    Wed

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      Mabon – Autumn Equinox (all-day)
      Mar 21
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      Minor Sabbat

      The second harvest feast it is known as Thanksgiving in the northern hemisphere. Second time when day and night are equal.

      Symbols:

      Autumn leaves; storable food items like nuts, dried fruits and herbs; books for study; cornucopias.

      Herbs:

      Apple; balm of gilead; calendula; cypress; mugwort; myrrh; oak; orris root; passionflower; pine; rose; sage; thistle.

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      Mabon – Autumn Equinox (all-day)

  2. Mar
    22
    Thu

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      Mabon – Autumn Equinox (all-day)
      Mar 22
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      Minor Sabbat

      The second harvest feast it is known as Thanksgiving in the northern hemisphere. Second time when day and night are equal.

      Symbols:

      Autumn leaves; storable food items like nuts, dried fruits and herbs; books for study; cornucopias.

      Herbs:

      Apple; balm of gilead; calendula; cypress; mugwort; myrrh; oak; orris root; passionflower; pine; rose; sage; thistle.

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      Mabon – Autumn Equinox (all-day)

  3. Apr
    30
    Mon

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      Samhain – Hallowe’en (all-day)
      Apr 30
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      Major Sabbat

      A ‘death festival’ marking the beginning of winter – the midpoint between Autumn and Winter. Witch’s New Year.

      Symbols:

      Pumpkins; skeletons; marigolds; autumn leaves; pomegranates; witch hats; apples cut to expose the pentacle of seeds; black candles; black leaves; dark red roses; red chrysanthemums; dark crystals of divination; snake of mystery and rebirth.

      Herbs:

      Apple; broom; mint; mullein; nutmeg; oak; sage; thistle; wormwood.

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      Samhain – Hallowe’en (all-day)

  4. May
    1
    Tue

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      Samhain – Hallowe’en (all-day)
      May 1
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      Major Sabbat

      A ‘death festival’ marking the beginning of winter – the midpoint between Autumn and Winter. Witch’s New Year.

      Symbols:

      Pumpkins; skeletons; marigolds; autumn leaves; pomegranates; witch hats; apples cut to expose the pentacle of seeds; black candles; black leaves; dark red roses; red chrysanthemums; dark crystals of divination; snake of mystery and rebirth.

      Herbs:

      Apple; broom; mint; mullein; nutmeg; oak; sage; thistle; wormwood.

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      Samhain – Hallowe’en (all-day)

  5. Jun
    21
    Thu

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      Yule – Winter Solstice (all-day)
      Jun 21
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      Minor Sabbat

      Longest day, shortest night – the sun steadily grows stronger with each passing day.

      Symbols:

      Wreaths, holly, oranges and lemons; yule logs; lights; ivy; lots of green growing vines; eucalyptus; pine cones; winter snow; poppies; a single candle flame.

      Herbs:

      Almond; ash; bay; chamomile; frankincense; hazel; holly; juniper; mistletoe; oak; pine; rosemary; sage; sandalwood; thistle; walnut

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      Yule – Winter Solstice (all-day)

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