| ~*Mabon Ritural*~ |
| Decorate the altar with acrons, oak sprigs, pine and cypress cones, ears of corn, wheat stalks and other fruits and nuts. Also place there a small rustic basket filled with dried leaves of various colors and kinds. Arrange the altar, light the candles and censer, and cast the cricle. Recite the Blessing Chant. Invoke the Goddess and God. Stand before the altar, holding aloft the basket of leaves and slowly scatter them so that they cascade to the ground within the circle. Say such words as these: Leave fall, the days grow cold. The Goddess pulls her mantle of Earth around Her as YOu, ) Great Sun God, sail toward the West to the lands of enternal enchantment, wrapped in the coolness of night. Fruits ripen, seeds drop, the hours of day and night are balanced. Chill winds blow in from the North wailing laments. In this seeming extinction of nature's power, O Blessed Goddess, I know that life continues. For spring is impossible without the second harvest, as surely as life is impossible without death. Blessings upon you, O Fallen God, as you journey into the lands of winter and into the Goddess' loving arms. Place the basket down and say: O Gracious Goddess of all fertility, I have sown and reaped the fruites of my actions, good and bane. Grant me the courage to plant seeds of joy and love in the coming year, banishing misery and hate. Teach me the secrets of wise existence upon this planet, O luminous one of the night! Works of magick, if necessary, my follow. Celebrate the Simple Feast. The circle is released. |
| Ritural from: Wicca, A Guide For the Solitary Pracitioner By: Scott Cunningham |
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