10/01/2026
“September arrives on hushed feet, ushering the slow golden fade of summer into the crisp hush of early autumn. In ancient times, this was a month of harvest—ot gathering not just crops but wisdom earned through the year’s labor.
Mabon, the Autumn Equinox, marks a sacred balance between light and dark, outer and inner life. Apples, once symbols of immortality, were offered in gratitude and divination. In Japanese tradition, the blooming chrysanthemum spoke of longevity and quiet strength. As leaves begin to turn, September teaches us to let go with grace—to celebrate both what is full and what is falling away. It is a time for reflection, for balance, and for quietly preparing for the inward journey ahead.”
Cocorrina (journal from Brad) 🥰
Thank you sweet September 💛
