Witch Blog - Tag Archive for "mabon"

The Tale of Mabon ap Modron

Published on September 17, 2011, by Lyn in Confessions.

Back at the beginning of time the Great Goddess, Modron, gave birth to a son, Mabon ap Modron (great son of great mother). Mabon was born so long ago that hardly anyone remembered them both. Modron loved her son so very much and she would nurse him at night between herself and the wall to

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Equinox Blessings

Published on September 22, 2010, by Lyn in Confessions.

It’s been a very long day again. My tooth kept me awake for most of last night and it’s been painful all day today too. I cooked a Mabon dinner and when it came time to serve it I just couldn’t face eating anything. I sat at the table feeling sorry for myself. I’d begun

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Waiting, walking then waiting some more

Published on September 23, 2009, by Lyn in Confessions.

My car is still in the garage at Basingstoke. Nothing has been done because the garage where I had the service done won’t take responsibility for either their mechanic making a mistake or using faulty parts (which are still under guarantee). I’ve spent the last 3 days waiting for phone calls from one garage or

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Mabon Wreath

Published on September 20, 2009, by Lyn in Confessions.

As we’re now currently car-less we decided to go to our local park and forage there to make our Mabon wreath. We doubled it with going to our local, small supermarket. As you can see the buggy ended up being loaded with food and not Tabitha. Our park seems to be clinging on to Summer

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Mabon must come first…

Published on September 18, 2009, by Lyn in Confessions.

I am SO excited about Halloween. It is, by a hundred miles, my most favourite time of the year and I want nothing more than to decorate the house, bake ghoulish treats and get fully into the swing of Samhain. But it’s only mid September and Mabon hasn’t even passed. I do love our Sabbats

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