The autumn equinox, also known as Mabon, is a significant time of the year in witchcraft and pagan traditions. It is a time when the day and night are of equal length, symbolizing the balance between light and dark. This balance is often celebrated and honored through various rituals and practices. During this time, witches and pagans may gather to perform specific rituals to honor the changing seasons and give gratitude for the abundance of the harvest. These rituals may involve the use of candles, herbs, crystals, and other tools to create a sacred and spiritual space. One common ritual during the autumn equinox is the making of an altar or shrine dedicated to the harvest and abundance.
On humans, a CMD places an enchantment. This means that the transformation is temporary, with the duration based on average human enchantment resistance. [4] A CMD can have a "Normal" setting which returns the target to their normal form (which don't work on Uryuom). [26] Multiple enchantments from a CMD don't stack: applying the same morph more than once has no further effect [28] and different enchantments would replace each other.
Uryuoms and Seyunolus are not actually enchanted by spells like Ellen s note that we don t know how big a category spells like Ellen s represent; it could be almost all transformations , instead their body absorbs the spell, cancels it and then copies the result, within the limits of Uryuom power as seen below. Uryuoms and Seyunolus are not actually enchanted by spells like Ellen s note that we don t know how big a category spells like Ellen s represent; it could be almost all transformations , instead their body absorbs the spell, cancels it and then copies the result, within the limits of Uryuom power as seen below.
One common ritual during the autumn equinox is the making of an altar or shrine dedicated to the harvest and abundance. This altar may include fruits, vegetables, and grains, symbolizing the bountiful harvest and the importance of gratitude. Witches may also use this time to reflect on their own personal harvests, both in terms of physical and spiritual abundance.
Enchantments
Enchantments are one of most common types of magic in EGS. Most known examples of enchantments transform the target physically, but some enchantments have purely mental effects. [1] The difference between transformation enchantments and other transformations appear to be that enchantments only transform the target until they go away, so that the target transforms back to normal when it ends, while non-enchantment transformations are permanent. [2] [3]
Another practice often associated with the autumn equinox is divination and prophecy. Witches may use various divination tools such as tarot cards, pendulums, or scrying mirrors to gain insight into the coming months and to connect with their intuition. This can be a powerful time to set intentions and seek guidance for the future. In addition to these rituals, witches and pagans may also engage in spellwork during the autumn equinox. Spells focused on balance, abundance, and protection are common during this time. For example, spells may be performed to bring harmony and balance to relationships, promote financial abundance, or protect against negative energies as the days grow darker. Overall, the autumn equinox holds a special place in witchcraft and pagan traditions. It is a time of balance, reflection, and gratitude as the energy of the Earth begins to shift. Through rituals, divination, and spellwork, witches and pagans can harness the power of this season and align themselves with the natural cycles of the Earth..
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