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Join your favorite witches for a spellbinding episode of Back on the Broomstick as we delve into the mystical energies of the fall season! In this autumnal special, we explore the lore and superstitions surrounding Friday the 13th, unraveling the mysteries behind this enigmatic date. We'll then shift our focus to the significance of the Autumn Equinox in witchcraft and pagan traditions, discussing how this powerful time of balance can be harnessed in your magical practice.

As we embrace the changing seasons, we'll share a potent 13 penny spell, perfect for tapping into the unique energies of Friday the 13th. Our journey continues with a Mabon meditation that will take you on an introspective path through the liminal space between day and night, life and death. This powerful candle spell will help you connect with your ancestors, the deeper meanings of the equinox, and prepare for the coming darker half of the year.

For those seeking divination insights, we're excited to introduce an exclusive 8-card tarot spread: The Fall Equinox Spread. This specially designed layout is perfect for gaining clarity and direction as we transition into autumn, helping you align with the shifting energies of the natural world.

To round out our equinox celebrations, don't miss our special segment where Chelle challenges Laylla to create a nature-inspired altar using only items found in her own backyard. This practical exercise demonstrates how to connect with the spirits of the land and infuse your practice with the essence of the changing seasons, using materials readily available in your local environment.

Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or a curious newcomer, this episode is packed with practical magic and insightful discussion to help you align with the energies of the autumnal equinox.

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