Mabon (September 20-24) Celebrate the Balance of the Seasons this Autumn Equinox- at Strega

Monday September 22, 2025, 11:19 AM· Mountain Standard Time is the Autumn Equinox, the time when summer transits into the next season and we have an equal balance of light and dark. Autumn, similar to the energy of Spring, has a feeling of change, of something new, reminiscent of that back to school feeling from childhood.

The Colors, Crystals, Scents, Herbs, Plants, Flowers, and Symbols of Mabon

As the autumnal equinox approaches and Mabon draws near, it’s the perfect time to deepen your connection to the season by exploring its unique colors, scents, herbs, flowers, plants, crystals, and symbols. Each element holds a special significance, helping you embrace the magic and abundance of the harvest season. We’ll unveil the enchanting tapestry of Mabon, revealing how these elements intertwine to create an atmosphere of warmth, balance, and gratitude. Read on to discover the captivating world of Mabon and learn how to incorporate its essence into your own celebrations.

Candle Colors

*Orange: Represents the harvest, warmth, and abundance.

*Brown: Symbolizes the earth, grounding, and connection with nature.

*Red: Associated with the waning energy of the sun and the changing leaves.

*Gold: Represents the balance of light and dark and the sun’s power.

*Yellow: Symbolizes the remaining warmth and light of the season.

Crystals

*Amber: Connected to warmth, light, and the energy of the sun.

*Citrine: Associated with abundance, prosperity, and self-confidence.

*Jasper: Symbolizes grounding, stability, and connection to the earth.

*Obsidian: Represents protection and the release of negative energy.

Scents

*Cinnamon: Represents warmth, protection, and abundance.

*Clove: Associated with protection and the banishment of negativity.

*Nutmeg: Symbolizes luck, prosperity, and spiritual awakening.

*Frankincense: Represents purification, protection, and spiritual growth.

Symbols

*Cornucopia: A symbol of abundance and prosperity, often filled with fruits and vegetables.

*Apples: Represent knowledge, wisdom, and the harvest.

*Scales: Symbolize the balance of light and dark during the equinox.

*Wheat sheaves: Represent the harvest and the bounty of the earth.

Herbs, Plants, and Flowers

*Rosemary: Symbolizes remembrance and protection

*Thistle: Represents strength, protection, and healing

*Marigold: Symbolizes the sun's warmth and the beauty of the harvest

*Sage:  Associated with wisdom and spiritual cleansing

*Mugwort

*Yarrow

*Rosehips

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