Living with the wheel of the year rather than outrunning it: the seasons and their months as archetypal forces, with practical magick for home and everyday life.
For one day the light and the dark are equal. Why the autumn equinox asks us to find the balance point rather than do more, and how to take stock in the house before the dark half of the year.
The first harvest, the Reaper's sense for ripeness, and the strange beauty of seed heads. A month for asking not what else to start, but what is ready to be cut.
The longest day shows everything, including the things we would rather not see. How to let the house breathe at the solstice, and why the height of the light is also the moment it turns.
