11 Things I'm Grateful For This Mabon

There's always something to be grateful for

Sep 23, 2019

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Mabon is a pagan holiday celebrated on or around the autumn equinox. It honors the second harvest, all of summer's fruits, and all that we have to be grateful for. It celebrates Autumn and the changing of the seasons. One common theme I like to do on Mabon is create a gratitude list, so without farther ado here we go!

11. My Pets

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Sometimes they are the only thing that keeps me going, bless all their hearts.

10. Ability To Create Art

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I adore every second of watching my creations unfold.

9. My Education

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Even if it sometimes feels like suffering, I enjoy the experience and all my accomplishments.

8. Good Books

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Nothing is quite as satisfying as good tea and books.

7. My Tattoos

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I absolutely adore them all, and I look forward to accruing more.

6. My Fashion

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I adore and am so appreciative of my clothes, they hep me express my individuality.

5. My Good Friends

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My friends are definitely at the top of the list, They are so loyal and kind to me. I have no idea where I'd be without them.

4. Concerts

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I'm so grateful for all the concerts I've been to and will go to. It's truly a blessing and a safe place for me.

3. Witchcraft

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I'm so grateful for witchcraft and my spirituality. It helps me in my daily life and is the reason I've grown to be the person I am today.

2. My Plant Babies

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I am so grateful for my plant babies, I love them so much.

1. My Boyfriend

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My boyfriend is perhaps the first thing I automatically think about, alongside my family and adventures. Honestly, I'm grateful for everything in my life and all my experiences, It's hard to just count 11.

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This is the end of my gratitude list this Mabon. I hope you all have a happy autumn and have many blessings sent your way.

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11 Things I'm Grateful For This Mabon

There's always something to be grateful for

11. My Pets

10. Ability To Create Art

9. My Education

8. Good Books

7. My Tattoos

6. My Fashion

5. My Good Friends

4. Concerts

3. Witchcraft

2. My Plant Babies

1. My Boyfriend

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