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| rdfs:comment | - An diesem Tag sind Tag und Nacht gleich. Hier nimmt man vom Sommer abschied, bereitet sich auf den Winter vor. Die Tage werden nun immer kürzer. Die Nächte sind zwar kühl, aber die Tage immer noch voll Wärme. An den längeren Abenden hat man nun mehr Zeit, sich zu unterhalten, zu lesen, sich zu entspannen, den Tag noch einmal an sich vorbei ziehen zu lassen oder zu basteln. Man denkt an die schönen Tage im Sommer und warten nun auf den Winter und seine Dunkelheit. Mabon nennt man auch „Weinerntefest“ oder „Fest von Avalon“. Das Wort ist walisisch und bedeutet „Großer Sohn“.
- Mabon — Place
- Mabon is a 10 year-old boy who acts as the leader or spokesperson of the Druids. He is the keeper of Wisdom, which explains his high rank for someone so young. Mabon was killed by Dahak. The character may be named for the Mabon of Welsh mythology, who was a member of King Arthur's court (after whom the Neopagan holiday is named), or for the Celtic god Maponos, upon whom that Mabon may have been based.
- Mabon is a term coined by Aiden Kelly in the 1970s for the Autumn Equinox, taking the word from the name of the Welsh God Mabon ap Modron, whose story links him to the season of Spring. The word is rarely used by Wiccans, who generally use "Autumn Equinox" or "Fall Equinox", but is very common in forms of witchcraft derived from Wicca. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Mabon (the autumn equinox, on or around September 21st in the Northern Hemisphere) is one of the sabbats. It celebrates the second harvest. This article is a stub. You can help WikiPagan by [ expanding it].
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| abstract | - An diesem Tag sind Tag und Nacht gleich. Hier nimmt man vom Sommer abschied, bereitet sich auf den Winter vor. Die Tage werden nun immer kürzer. Die Nächte sind zwar kühl, aber die Tage immer noch voll Wärme. An den längeren Abenden hat man nun mehr Zeit, sich zu unterhalten, zu lesen, sich zu entspannen, den Tag noch einmal an sich vorbei ziehen zu lassen oder zu basteln. Man denkt an die schönen Tage im Sommer und warten nun auf den Winter und seine Dunkelheit. Mabon nennt man auch „Weinerntefest“ oder „Fest von Avalon“. Das Wort ist walisisch und bedeutet „Großer Sohn“.
- Mabon — Place
- Mabon is a 10 year-old boy who acts as the leader or spokesperson of the Druids. He is the keeper of Wisdom, which explains his high rank for someone so young. Mabon was killed by Dahak. The character may be named for the Mabon of Welsh mythology, who was a member of King Arthur's court (after whom the Neopagan holiday is named), or for the Celtic god Maponos, upon whom that Mabon may have been based.
- Mabon is a term coined by Aiden Kelly in the 1970s for the Autumn Equinox, taking the word from the name of the Welsh God Mabon ap Modron, whose story links him to the season of Spring. The word is rarely used by Wiccans, who generally use "Autumn Equinox" or "Fall Equinox", but is very common in forms of witchcraft derived from Wicca. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Mabon (the autumn equinox, on or around September 21st in the Northern Hemisphere) is one of the sabbats. It celebrates the second harvest. This article is a stub. You can help WikiPagan by [ expanding it].
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