In various pagan traditions, the September equinox is associated with different names and celebrations that honor the changing of the seasons. One such tradition is Mabon, which is derived from Welsh mythology and celebrates the second harvest and the coming of autumn. Mabon is seen as a time of balance—the day and night are of equal length—and is observed as a time of thanksgiving and reflection. It is a period to express gratitude for the abundance of the harvest season and to prepare for the colder months ahead. Mabon is often celebrated with rituals, feasts, and the gathering of friends and family. The name Mabon is representative of the energy and spirit of this equinox and is a reminder to embrace the changing seasons and find balance in our lives.
A standard UV globe (glows blue) in a bug zapper is most effective on flying insects such as moths and flying ants, and to a lesser extent, flies and mosquitoes. A black UV globe (glows violet) is attractive to biting insects such as mosquitoes, sandflies & midges in addition to flies and other light sensitive insects.
A standard UV globe glows blue in a bug zapper is most effective on flying insects such as moths and flying ants, and to a lesser extent, flies and mosquitoes. Yard Guard 30 Yard Guard 50W are suitable for large areas,, areas with considerable volumes of insects, homes near lakes, rivers, damns and marshes insect breeding locations Yard Guard Bug Vac Yard Guard Mosquito Trap are suitable for suburban, semi rural or rural applications, areas with large and smaller insect infestations.
The name Mabon is representative of the energy and spirit of this equinox and is a reminder to embrace the changing seasons and find balance in our lives..
Frequently Asked Questions
A bug zapper attracts light sensitive insects using an Ultraviolet (UVA) long wave globe. As light sensitive insects fly towards the globe, they pass through an electrified killing grid, zapping them on entry.
Cats, dogs and birds don’t usually react to the sounds of a bug zapper but if your pet reacts negatively; switch off your bug zapper and relocate it away from your pet.
Bug zapper grids have a high voltage, but a low current. Any contact with the grid will result with an electric shock, like that of an electric fence or a car battery. The shock will hurt but isn’t dangerous for people in good health. The design and safety features of outer cage prevents any access to the electrified grid on every bug zapper model.
Yes, all outdoor bug zappers are weatherproof and can be installed and operated outdoors but keep the plug and socket undercover. Only the Insect Control station and Secta Rid commercial zappers are not suitable for outdoor use.
Our range of bug zappers is constructed from flame retardant plastic or metal. If for any reason they ignite, they will automatically extinguish and melt, but will not burn. This is a requirement of Australian Safety Standards.
The most efficient and effective way to run a bug zapper is to leave it on 24/7. By doing this, you help break down the insect breeding cycle. Alternatively, run your bug zapper from dusk to dawn.
Only indoor bug zappers are supplied with catch trays (Bug Sentinel, Home Insect Control Station and SectaRid commercial bug zappers). Outdoor models are not supplied with catch trays.
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Reviews for "The September Equinox in Pagan Astrology and Divination"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was very disappointed with "Pagan name for September equinox." The show felt disorganized and lacked a clear direction. The performers seemed unsure of themselves and the overall energy was low. I also found it difficult to understand the storyline, as it jumped around without any clear transitions. Overall, it was a confusing and underwhelming experience.
2. Mike - 1 star - "Pagan name for September equinox" was a complete waste of time. The acting was subpar, and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The show lacked any meaningful plot or character development, making it difficult to connect with the story. Additionally, the set design was minimal and uninspiring. I would not recommend this show to anyone looking for a quality theatrical experience.
3. Amanda - 2 stars - I had high expectations for "Pagan name for September equinox" but unfortunately, it fell short. The pacing was extremely slow, and the scenes dragged on without any real purpose. The lack of engagement between the characters made it difficult to stay invested in the story. While there were a few moments of potential, they were overshadowed by the overall lackluster performance. I left the theater feeling unsatisfied and unimpressed.
4. David - 1 star - "Pagan name for September equinox" was a complete disaster. The acting was amateurish, and the production lacked professionalism. The storyline was convoluted and hard to follow, leaving me confused throughout the entire performance. The staging and set design were unimaginative and uninspired. It felt like a wasted opportunity for a potentially interesting concept. I would strongly recommend avoiding this show at all costs.