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Mabon: Autumn Equinox September 21st, 2022

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The Wheel of the Year: Mabon

September 21st is the cross-quarter day of the Vernal Equinox, and the holiday celebrated is Mabon. This is when the wine is made from the ripened grapes of summer and prime time for apple and gourd season. Mabon is the Pagan Thanksgiving and the second of three harvest festivals. Farmers start preparing their fields for the winter months ahead, as does Mother Earth.

At Mabon, the Goddess has entered her crone stage with her God, the Sage. Autumn has officially begun, whether there are patches of color on the foliage or not. This time of the year marks a time to reflect and give thanks to the universe for all it has provided throughout the year, as the Witch’s New Year falls the next month afterward. We see our God withering away, surrendering His life to sustain the crops until the harvest season, as well as the Promised Child the Goddess carries.

Once the final harvest is completed, the Sage will completely wither and returns to the Goddess’ womb for respite to be reborn as the Promised Child. A time of personal reflection begins as the nights grow longer and the days become shorter. Our Goddess is now a Crone, and our God is the Sage. Together, they enjoy the twilight days remaining until they are once again separated, only to be reunited again at the Winter Solstice. The Goddess withdraws into her own quiet contemplation, and as she does, she pulls life back from the Earth as she waits for the final moments of life to be given to her consort.

Many Wiccans and Pagans gather for festivals and dinners to celebrate the Last Supper of the God before his departure at Samhain into the primordial womb of Sheol. They feast with apple wassail and moon cakes seasoned with the seasonal fragrance of cinnamon, cloves, and allspice. Thanks are given to the God for his sacrifice, and the ancestors are honored and given blessings as well. It is a time of reverence and reflection; much of the holiday is spent celebrating, eating, drinking, and crafting. In some traditions, a Wicker Man/Straw Man effigy is made to symbolize the King of the Harvest and lit on fire as a ritualistic sacrifice of the God of the Year. This was to replace the sacrificial human or animal of the ancient traditions it was modeled after.

Ritual Correspondences

Altar cloths: orange, gold, violet, maroon or brown

Candles: maroon, orange, gold

Herbs: marigold, sunflowers, hibiscus, myrrh, rye wheat

Oils: bergamot, gardenia

Stones: amber, jet, tiger’s eye, peridot, yellow topaz

Food: apples, apple pie

Drink: apple wassail

Observances: celebratory feast

Decorations: grapes, vine garlands, Indian corn, cornucopia

Sabbat Mythos: Goddess becomes a Crone as God’s essence showers the bountiful feast.

Sun position: Sun is at 0 degrees Libra

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Trinitarian Magick, Trinitarian Wicca

Trinitarian Wicca breakdown

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Many people are confused by our tradition called Trinitarian Wicca (from Nancy Chandler’s book Christian Wicca: The Trinitarian Tradition). I have tons of followers ask me to break down how we assimilate our path into Wicca and if the path is for them or not.

Trinitarian Wicca is Wicca foremost. The only difference between this tradition and other traditions is the pantheon of Gods and Goddesses we focus on throughout the year. Our pantheon consists of those from Gnosticism, the Kabbalah, and Canaanite times. Our focus of the God of the Wheel of the Year is that of the mythos that surround Jesus. Jesus can be seen as the Solar Lord of many other pantheons as an archetype. Alongside of Jesus we have our 13 Goddesses of the year.

January- Inanna

February- Brighid

March- Zoe

April- Barbelo

May- Shekinah

June- Mary Magdalene

July- Asherah

August- Guadalupe

September- Sophia

October- Lilith

November- Holy Spirit

December- Mother/Virgin Mary

The Blue Moon- Levannah

We combine this pantheon to achieve the Wiccan Wheel of the Year as each Goddess is in an aspect of the year that the Goddess of the Wheel of the Year falls through. Most do not see the close resemblance of the life of Jesus and his mother Mary. She births him, watches him grow into the young man he becomes, and watches him die and be reborn (just as the God of the Wheel of the Year does son, father, and sage).

In our follow up book to Christian Wicca, we have explained in detail how the Goddesses sync up to the year and create our Lunar path of the Tradition as well as explain much of what critics have came to us with low blows. The basic breakdown of our views is no different than that of other pagan pantheons or wiccan pantheons. We put the craft first and follow through with our chosen set of deities to worship. We do not use the Bible or anything referencing scripture. Those do not pertain to our beliefs at all. Our beliefs rest solely in the fundamentals of Wicca.

What does it matter that we want to name our Solar Lord Jesus whereas some have their God as Horus? People are too engrossed in a fundamentalist way of thinking as opposed to just opening their minds and embracing what we have to say. This tradition is a real tradition and works. There is no dogma we leave it at the door. There is no holy rollies, they hate us. What is the big deal? So we want to use an icon of religion as a mythological stand point as the Greeks and Egyptians did.

The point behind this is that every single one of the Goddesses we have chosen for our religion are no where found in the Holy Bible as a Goddess or most even mentioned. They were never venerated like should have been. We are now opening this back up for those who believe there was a Goddess alongside of God, and we named them for them. This tradition isn’t necessarily baby steps from Christianity. You have to be completely open to the ideals presented int his tradition and not just playing witch with a wand and Bible. Leave the Bible at the door. Its a book written by man for man to sway them into another cult of religion.

Religion is about finding your inner temple and exploring it, not finding a local temple and saying you praise God when on the inside you haven’t battled the correct demons. Jesus did not teach in churches, in synagogues, or temples but in open nature as we do. Jesus was not a Christian. In that simple statement, there is no oxymoronic use of his name in our traditions. We are not blending Christianity and Wicca. We are using an icon that Christians were forced into believing. Jesus is not Christianity; Jesus is open belief of finding within yourself the gnosis to receive enlightenment and knowledge. You don’t find those in church, but you find that in our tradition.

Let us show you the way.

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Christian Wicca, Trinitarian Wicca, Writing

Apologies for non posting

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I recently moved and still getting settled into my new home. Apologies to those who follow my blog and eagerly await my posts. As of now, my agent is submitting my Wastelands of Oz novel to publishing companies and I received my first offer! Exciting, yes, but I will not be taking the offer as I feel the company doesn’t suit my perceived outlook on publishing.

Those of you who seek more writing information and what comes after writing, I will start posting work shops and helpful tips starting in the new year. It is one of my promises to help all Indie authors who self publish, and to help those seeking traditional publishing as I am.

Those of you who follow the Trinitarian aspect of my writing, we will be bumping up our posts via our blogs and our groups. We are crossing our fingers and hope to release the follow up book to Christian Wicca: The Trinitarian Tradition within a few months. I know we have promised it longer than we have said but we have put our blood, sweat and tears into this book and are making sure its perfect before it hits the internet.

Those of you who follow my poetry, I am still writing and hopefully my next book of poetry can be submitted to a traditional publisher. =]

Everyone keep writing and being your quirky selves. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!

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Trinitarian Magick for Teenagers and Young Adults formatted

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I have available for ebook download the manuscript sent Llewellyn. I have it in epub format, mobi, and pdf. They are available for $8 and the pdf is great for those who to print it out for a Book of Shadows add in.

Email me at kaseyhill02242012@gmail.com for your copy. It is up on www.trinitarianwicca.org/downloads.htm along with its complimentary page www.trinitarianwicca.org/trinitarianmagick.htm

I’m “patiently” waiting for a response from Llewellyn and the anxiety is mounting as well as thenervousness. This is a big step forward for the tradition by extending its doors to Teenagers and opening the minds of young adults. I was a young adult (which in my meaning is 20-25 year old) when I began the path as a Trinitarian Wiccan and that was 8 years ago. =] It’s life changing and doesn’t have anything to really do with the bible or with Christianity as most think it does. The book Christian Wicca: The Trinitarian Tradition came out in 2003 and its just been hell for us on the path. We have been presenting videos to the public to explain the tradition so misinterpreted.

Christian Wicca was later renamed to the tradition it should have been called to begin with, Trinitarian Wicca. Nancy was taking baby steps in the beginning but has shed light on so many people changing their lives forever!

“Christian” was a descriptive adjectve for the chosen pantheon of deities used in our Wiccan tradition, just as Celtic Wicca. Other than Mesopaganism, termed to us by Isaac Bonewitz, we cannot come up with a term to better suit and sum up our blend of Goddsses and Gods from Hebrew/Gnostic/Caananite times. the term “Christian” doesn’literally mean we takescripture and incorporate it into out workings. It’s the only way to get across the pantheon such as Jesus and all of the chosen Goddesses. We are NOT taking the religious context but reclaiming the rightful Gods and Goddesses eradicated from the texts making it polytheistic as opposed to the monotheism it has become.

In Trinitarian Magick, the reader can choose whether Wicca is what is needed in their life or if its just a witchcraft walk. That decision is the one no teen gets to make when they read other teenage witch books because the focus is Wicca. I hope my book reaches the masses of teenagers lost in thought and religion and shows them there is more out there.

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Trinitarian Magick for Teenagers and Young Adults

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I submitted my Wicca and Witchcraft manuscript to Llewellyn for possible publication. In the meantime, I have opened my facebook group up to the public for teenagers to join to start learning the Trinitarian craft.https://www.facebook.com/groups/TrinitarianMagick.Wicca.Witchcraft/

I am super excited over the finalization of my manuscript and can;t wait to hear from Llewellyn. If not accepted, you will find a copy on Amazon Kindle and I will be self publishing the manuscript myself. Keep your fingers crossed for me!! This is a huge step in the path of the Trinitarian Tradition Movement. I have worked hard on this book and even harder on the manuscript with Nancy Chandler that should be pushed out within the year.

Copies of the pdf are available pending the publication and reply from Llewellyn. Email kaseyhill02242012@gmail.com for purchasing details!!

I have to say that while writing the submission paperwork, it became very clear and evident there really isn’t a book out there like mine that teaches both witchcraft and wicca separate. They are in fact separate magick placement. Wicca is a religion and witchcraft is not its a craft that can be adapted to any religion or no religion if preferred. I hope teenagers can get the message I provided and find their way easier than with with the material available on the market today.

There may be some follow up Teenager books in the future. At this time I really need to fixate ont he second book in the Trinitarian Tradition path and complete it alongside Nancy Chandler. It has been a long, long battle of time and we both are very antsy with its completion. Once completed, it will be presented to the public!!!

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