Mabon Abundance Ritual

Name: Mabon Abundance Ritual
Start: 2025-09-21T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2025-09-21T19:00:00-04:00
Location: 102 W Pike St, Canonsburg, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15317

Schedule

Sun Sep 21 2025 at 06:00 pm to 07:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

102 W Pike St, Canonsburg, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 15317 | Canonsburg, PA

Step into the turning of the seasons with a sacred Mabon Abundance Ritual, honoring the Autumn Equinox - a time of perfect balance between light and dark. Together we will gather in gratitude for the harvest and align with the cycles of nature as we enter the darker half of the year.
Ritual Elements & Symbolism
Brown fabric as the foundation, grounding us in Earth’s stability and abundance
Black candle to honor the shadows of the Dark Season we are entering, reminding us of rest, release, and inner reflection
Orange/Gold candle to celebrate the abundance of the harvest, representing prosperity, gratitude, and the warmth of the sun’s final glow before winter
White candle to hold space for the returning light after the darkest night, honoring the promise of renewal at Yule and the sun’s rebirth
Red wine offered in ritual as the “blood of the Earth.” Its deep crimson carries the life force of the land itself - born of sun, soil, and vine. In offering it, we honor the Earth’s sacrifice, give thanks for its nourishment, and connect with the eternal cycle of death, rebirth, and abundance
Seasonal decorations and offerings to connect us with the harvest’s blessings and the rhythms of nature. Attendees are welcome to bring their own offerings or decorations if they feel called to contribute
Why Join?
This ritual offers space for reflection, manifestation, and community connection. You will be guided through a powerful Mabon Abundance Spell designed to release what no longer serves you, celebrate what has been gathered, and plant seeds for the abundance yet to come.
Date: Sunday, September 21st
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: SoulLumination, Canonsburg
Reserve your spot today and join us in honoring the balance of light and dark, giving thanks for the harvest, and calling in abundance for the season ahead.