Presenter: Erin Wood
Erin Wood is a clergy member for the Congregationalist Wiccan Association of Saskatchewan (CWAS). Today, she discusses the significance of the Autumn Equinox for Wiccans. This festival is also known as Harvest Home or Mabon, and is part of the Wheel of the Year, a cycle of seasonal festivals celebrated by Wiccans and many other modern Pagans. The Autumn Equinox is a time of thanksgiving for the fruits of the earth, and the second of three harvest festivals. The CWAS is an incorporated non-profit organization that offers free public Wiccan rituals and services to the general public in Saskatchewan (www.cwasask.ca)
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