MABON Correspondences Basics and Protection Spell

 

Mabon is the Autumn Equinox that we celebrate in September

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These are some of the most important things to remember when celebrating Mabon


Autumn Stone Protection Spell


Candle color to use:White or Orange

Incense: A fall blend of your choice, cinnamon or nutmeg work well

Every home can benefit from protection. This spell employs one of nature's sturdiest objects, a stone. Choose a plain rock at least as big as your fist. Set it on your altar between a bowl of salt and a bowl of water. Behind these, light a black candle. Sprinkle the stone with salt, saying: "I consecrate this stone with the purifying power of salt." Sprinkle it with water, saying: "I consecrate this stone with the cleansing power of water." Pass it over the flame, saying: "I consecrate this stone with the attraction of flame to moth." Finally, trace a pentagram on the stone with your finger, and say: 


To watch and guard around my home,

I invoke the strength of stone.

All evil thoughts be drawn within:

Strike here and leave me alone!


Blow out the candle; empty the salt and water outside. Keep the rock near your door. 



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