You’re standing in the doorway between summer and winter, feeling the air reshuffle itself. Mornings crisp, midday warm, evenings demanding fire in the hearth or charcoal smoke, apple pie and wool blankets. Mabon is the autumn equinox, celebrated between September 20 and 24, the second of the three harvest festivals in the Celtic Wheel of the Year (Lughnasadh, Mabon, Samhain). It’s the raw moment where you look at your harvest—not only in the garden, but in your life. Day and night stand equal, the scales swinging right in the middle.