First day of fall rituals

New season energy is heading your way ✨ The Autumn equinox (also known as the first day of fall), marks the changing season and with it, shorter days, and longer nights ahead. It’s also a time for self-reflection, recalibration, and balance. The DailyOM Journal team is shedding light (pun intended) on the historical, spiritual, and astrological significance of the autumn equinox plus some four rituals for ushering in the new season. Click to learn more.

Learn about Autumn equinox rituals and how to celebrate the pagan rites of Mabon. Try a simple meditation to connect with this powerful, seasonal energy.

September 21st is a special and magical day for Pagan communities. On this day a Fall Equinox takes place. It is the time when the length of day is equal to the length of night, and so are the forces of Light and Darkness. After this day we will continue to descent into shadows until the Darkness peaks on October 31st on Samhain - Witch's New Year. Mabon is a Pagan holiday celebrated on September 21st this year (2022). It has been celebrated for thousands of years. The name Mabon was given…

Planning for a solitary Mabon ritual this Fall Equinox? This elegant format is customizable for an experience that's uniquely yours.

Celebrate the first day of fall with these rituals.

Mabon Aspects As always, the best way aspects are the ones you find for yourself by exploring your own local nature. What's blooming?What's producing fruit?What's going to seed?What is the weather like?What is the energy in the air like?What colors are you seeing? No one is going to interpret the world in the same way

Are you looking for ways to celebrate the Autumn Equinox? Discover 10 powerful rituals that will help you connect with the magic of Mabon, the season of balance, gratitude, and harvest. From creating a gratitude altar to hosting a harvest feast, these Autumn Equinox rituals will bring the essence of the fall season into your life and home. Click to explore how you can honor the sacred Autumn Equinox time with meaningful practices that align you with the natural rhythms of the Earth.