A Flame of Transformation
Hand poured soy wax candle in 12oz matte black glass vessels to harness the power of Mabon. Accompanied by an invocation sealed natural cork lid. Infused with fallen leaves and autumn breeze.
Invocation on the lid:
Let this flame represent
A threshold of transformation
Offered by winds of change
For graceful shifts through transition
Wicks need to be trimmed before each use.
Be sure to melt wax to the edge of the vessel during each burn to avoid cratering.
A bit about Mabon:
Mabon arrives at the Autumn Equinox, when day and night meet once more in equal measure before the Wheel turns toward darkness. Celebrated around September 20th–21st, it is the second of the Harvest Festivals—a sacred pause to gather what has ripened, give thanks for the bounty of the Earth, and acknowledge that another season is beginning to fall away.
There is transformation written into the landscape now. Leaves loosen their hold and return to the earth. The light begins its retreat. The Earth reminds us that change is not something to resist, but a natural passage within every cycle of becoming.
Mabon invites you to stand at this threshold with gratitude for what has been and openness toward what is shifting. To contemplate what the season behind you has given, what is worth carrying forward, and gently release what no longer belongs on the path ahead.
Honor what has ripened.
Welcome what is changing.
Trust the wisdom of release.
Use this candle to accompany your rituals during Mabon and burn throughout the season. You may also choose to ignite its flame whenever you find yourself crossing a threshold of transformation and wish to move through change with greater grace, gratitude, and trust.
A Flame of Transformation
Hand poured soy wax candle in 12oz matte black glass vessels to harness the power of Mabon. Accompanied by an invocation sealed natural cork lid. Infused with fallen leaves and autumn breeze.
Invocation on the lid:
Let this flame represent
A threshold of transformation
Offered by winds of change
For graceful shifts through transition
Wicks need to be trimmed before each use.
Be sure to melt wax to the edge of the vessel during each burn to avoid cratering.
A bit about Mabon:
Mabon arrives at the Autumn Equinox, when day and night meet once more in equal measure before the Wheel turns toward darkness. Celebrated around September 20th–21st, it is the second of the Harvest Festivals—a sacred pause to gather what has ripened, give thanks for the bounty of the Earth, and acknowledge that another season is beginning to fall away.
There is transformation written into the landscape now. Leaves loosen their hold and return to the earth. The light begins its retreat. The Earth reminds us that change is not something to resist, but a natural passage within every cycle of becoming.
Mabon invites you to stand at this threshold with gratitude for what has been and openness toward what is shifting. To contemplate what the season behind you has given, what is worth carrying forward, and gently release what no longer belongs on the path ahead.
Honor what has ripened.
Welcome what is changing.
Trust the wisdom of release.
Use this candle to accompany your rituals during Mabon and burn throughout the season. You may also choose to ignite its flame whenever you find yourself crossing a threshold of transformation and wish to move through change with greater grace, gratitude, and trust.
The Second Balance. A turning inward.
At Autumn Equinox, Mabon invites reflection, gratitude, and graceful release. As day and night meet in equilibrium once more, this guide helps you find your own center while honoring what must be harvested—and what must be let go.
