In a modern context, Mabon has also become a call to slow down, to reconnect with the Earth’s pace, and to find contentment in what we already have. It’s a reminder that abundance is not only about what we harvest materially, but about what we cultivate in our…

Traditionally celebrated on August 1st, this cross-quarter day marks the midpoint between the summer solstice and autumn equinox. The light is still strong, but the days are beginning to wane, reminding us to gather, give thanks, and tend what we’ve sown.

From a herbalist’s perspective…