Mabon/Autumn Equinox
Mediation
The Autumnal Equinox
is a time of balance. Day and night are of equal length. Use this Mabon
meditation to bring about a sense of balance into your life.
You are walking down a
bridal path that is leading to a wooded copse. Ahead of you there are beautiful
trees in various shades of gold and orange. It is early morning and there is a
gentle mist in the air. You climb over a style and then follow the path that
leads into the wood. The path leads you between two tall oak trees, standing as
sentinels at the entrance to the wood. You feel like they are guarding this
sacred space. The two of them, separate yet part of the whole.
Once you pass by the
oak trees it is as if the air changes. There is a complete sense of stillness
here. The forest is alive yet calm. You hear the birds calling to each other
high above in the branches and you see squirrels nimbly jumping from branch to
branch. You feel at one with the wonder of this small wood. You realise that
nature is in perfect balance here. It is undisturbed by outside influences and
has it’s own perfect way of being.
You continue walking
through the wood, marvelling at the rich autumn colours of the trees.
Eventually you come to a small clearing. There is a fallen down log in the top
right hand corner of the clearing. You walk over to the log and sit down and
close you eyes. Breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth you
sit a while and absorb the perfect harmony of this sacred space.
You can hear the
chatter of the birds and animals in the wood. You may find that one of them
comes over to be near you. If it does, then try and listen to what it may be
saying to you. Ask them if they
have any particular message they would like to give to you.
When you feel it is
time you are ready to leave the sacred area of the clearing and go back down
along the path. You re-trace your steps back to the tall oak tress. On the way
you spot a couple of acorns lying on the ground. You pick them up as a reminder
of the wonderful experience that you have just had. You put them in your pocket
so that every time you touch them you may be reminded and transported back to
that feeling of complete calm and balance that you have just experienced.
As you pass by the oak
trees you touch each of them and feel their incredible energy, energy that will
sustain you throughout the winter months ahead of you. You say goodbye to the
tress and the wood and continue on your journey home.
AstarteAlison
September 2013
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ReplyDeleteAlison, I love this! Big Hugs ;o)
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