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11/02/2025

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The Year’s Brightest Moon - THE BEAVER SUPERMOON! November 5, 2025

The golden Moon of November rises tonight — bigger, brighter, and closer than any other this year.
Known as the Beaver Moon, it marks the time when nature prepares for winter’s calm — a symbol of endurance and balance.

Look to the eastern horizon just after sunset and watch the Supermoon bathe the world in amber light.
✨ The sky is calling — don’t miss the brightest Moon of 2025.

10/29/2025

Mark your calendars 🌕 November 5 brings the last and brightest Supermoon of the year! 🌕✨ Let its silver light remind us to pause, look up, and soak in the beauty of the night sky.

10/08/2025

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09/16/2023

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09/15/2023

Only one week until the Autumn Equinox, also known as Mabon, when night and day are at equal length. It is a time of great balance, a time to centre and ground ourselves to the earth.

Mabon is a Pagan festival called a Sabbat, it is the final harvest of the year, because after this day vegetation will begin to wither and die. Farmers will harvest their crops and fields will become dry and barren. The leaves on trees are starting to change colour ready to fall, while fruit and nuts start to drop from the branches. Even though it will begin to feel colder and get darker, all around us we are surrounded by the warm colours of fire such as reds, yellows, oranges and browns.

Mabon is also a time of making family feasts and stews and of sharing food with friends, family and neighbours, add lots of root vegetables with a choice of meat (leave out the meat if you're vegetarian) to a slow cooked stew and bread. Drink cider and apple juice, also apple, rhubarb, pumpkin, berry or meat pies are customary with a pentacle carved or added onto the pastry before cooking.

We celebrate Mabon by setting up an alter to honour the season. On the altar put anything you can find that will represent Autumn, such as fallen leaves or branches, acorns, pine cones and nuts. Add fruit and vegetables like pumpkins, squash, carrots, turnip, grapes, berries etc, Add apples by cutting them horizontally to reveal the Pentagram in their centre. You can also add corn bundles, wheat bundles or corn or wheat dollies. Light candles with Autumn colours of red, orange, white, purple and brown or gold. The alter will bring luck and protection, it will honour the season and the God and Goddess who bestow the gifts upon the earth. When lighting the candles ask the Goddess for her blessings and the God for protection for the colder, darker months to come.

This coming Mabon is a time to give thanks for the abundance of food and the harvest, to thank the God and Goddess for their gifts and their sacrifices. It is a time to appreciate what we have in life and give thanks for all our blessings no matter how small they may be.