Dear Readers, 

Merry Meet we are now going into our sixth month operating as a business. I want to thank all the beautiful people who have supported my creation and ideas and the ones who bought products since opening. I want everyone to know Raven Mae's Circle of Enchantment is open now. Let me tell you about the circle It's a place where practitioners of the old way come together as solitary practitioners to pitch ideas and learn from each other  and come together. I will be posting videos once our YouTube channel reaches 500 subscribers on the old way after thinking long and hard I have decided to release digital content on the videos I'll eventually release to the subscribers to the channel. When you fill the entry survey that is me keeping track of who is ready to communicate with others so get out there and like, subscribe and follow all of the Raven Mae social accounts. 

Blessed Be,

Raven Mae 

Trinket News

We are now in Booth 302  at Rossi Flea Market in North Versailles, Pa every Saturday and Sunday 8 am to 3 pm, Raven Mae is available to book readings and offers onsite readings as well. 

Store Items currently available  

  • Celtic Artwork  
  • Paintings from Raven 
  • Spell Jars  
  • Spell Kits  
  • Earthly candle holders  
  • Crystal bracelets and necklaces 
  • Smudge sticks 
  • Spirit boards  
  • Pendulums  
  • Necklaces that include pentagrams, moons and keys 
  • Raven Mystical Dream Catchers 
  • Raven Theme Items 
  • Tarots and Runes 

New Items added Weekly to Physical and Online sites

And so much more with more to come....  

Current Raven Mae Trinket Staff

Raven Mae Creator and Owner Spiritual Counsel Hp and Sole Shop Craftor

Ravens Enchanted Circle Now open.

Moons of 2026

Full moons 

The year 2026 features 13 full moons, including two in May. For those in the Eastern Time (EST/EDT) zone, peak illumination times are listed below: 

      • Oct 25 (Hunter's Moon): 11:12 P.M. EDT This moon brings focus and clarity. Protect your energy and prioritize what truly matters. 
      • Nov 24 (Beaver Moon / Supermoon): 9:53 A.M. EST  Prepare, nest, and make your space feel supportive and warm. 
      • Dec 23 (Cold Moon / Supermoon): 8:28 P.M. EST  The final full moon of the year invites reflection and gratitude. Slow down, get cozy, and close out 2026 with intention. 

      Moon Rituals 

      Each full moon presents a unique opportunity for reflection, manifestation, and spiritual growth. Engaging in moon rituals can enhance your connection to lunar energy. Popular practices include journaling your intentions, meditating under the moonlight, or creating a gratitude list. As the moon illuminates the night sky, take time to align your goals with the lunar phases, allowing its energy to guide your inner journey.

      New Moons 

      A new moon represents a cosmic reset button. Astronomically, the Sun and Moon align, leaving the Moon invisible. This darkness symbolizes fertile soil. It is an optimal time for intention-setting, cleansing, and planting metaphorical seeds that will grow during the lunar cycle.  

       for 2026 

      In 2026, Key Dates & Eastern Time (EST/EDT) the new moon falls on the following exact dates and Eastern Times:   

      October 10 at 11:50 A.M. 

      November 9 at 2:02 A.M. 

      December 8 at 7:52 P.M.  

      Manifestation Practices 

      During the new moon phase, practitioners often engage in manifestation rituals to harness the energy of new beginnings. This can include journaling intentions, meditating, or creating vision boards. By clearly articulating desires and visualizing their fulfillment, individuals can align their personal energies with the cosmic forces at play. This practice not only enhances clarity but also fosters a deep connection with one's aspirations, making it easier to navigate the challenges that may arise during the lunar cycle.

      Magical Meanings & Practices 

      Intention Setting: The two weeks following a new moon are the "waxing" phase. Writing down clear, present-tense goals during the dark moon is believed to harness this momentum for manifestation.  

      Introspection & Shadow Work: The sky's darkness invites you to go inward. It is a period to rest, reflect on what no longer serves you, and clear emotional clutter.  

      Grounding Rituals: Working with your hands, such as repotting houseplants or performing earth-based meditations, helps anchor your energy to manifest the goals you are setting.  

      How the Zodiac Sign Influences the Magic 

      The spiritual flavor of each new moon changes based on the zodiac sign it falls into: 

      Water Signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces): Focus on emotional healing, intuition, and deep spiritual rebirth. 

      Earth Signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn): Best for stability, financial manifestations, long-term discipline, and physical well-being. 

      Air Signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius): Perfect for communication, fresh perspectives, sparking new intellectual ideas, and breaking old patterns. 

      Fire Signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius): Ideal for passion, taking bold leaps, personal power, and creative inspiration. 

      In magical and astrological traditions, full moons represent peaks of illumination, culmination, and release. The specific energetic theme depends on the lunar month (e.g., March's Worm Blood Moon for renewal, or August's Sturgeon Moon for late-summer abundance). Exact Eastern Time (ET) peaks mark the highest point of this spiritual power.  

      Magical practices historically align with specific full moons in 2026: 

      Sep 26: Harvest Moon (12:49 p.m. ET). Ideal for gratitude spells and celebrating the fruits of your labor before the darker months.  

      Rituals for Manifestation: Engaging in specific rituals can amplify your intentions during the new moon. This may include lighting candles, creating vision boards, or performing guided meditations. Each of these practices serves to focus your energy and align your vibrations with your desires, making the manifestation process more potent. By incorporating symbolic items that resonate with your goals—such as crystals or herbs—you can create a sacred space that nurtures your aspirations and invites abundance into your life.

      Astrology Report

      Code of Conduct and Ethics 

      Whatever we put into the universe will come back to me, and it will be amplified.

      one must take responsibility for the actions

      My behavior should match my thoughts and actions for you will attract what you put out

      Life doesn't just happen we need to make it happen

      The past present and future are all connected

      History repeats if one doesn't learn from it and change their path

      One must accept something in order to change it

      One cannot think about two things at one time

      The most valuable rewards always take persistence

      Rewards are the result from energy and effort put into the process

      When we change our lives change

      If we are always looking back are we even present

      Spirits only respect those who know who they are- confusion leads to domination

      Some doors only open in Divine timing

      Spiritual Debt- all that you put out the lies scams shortcuts block the flow

      Sharing sacred things with those unworthy allows darkness in

      Sacred Exchange- don't ask for something without giving something

      Remember the hidden eyes whatever you do you are seen all thoughts and deeds echo in the spiritual realm

      A Raven's Guide  for October 1–31, 2026

      October is a month of balance, shadow work, transformation, and reclaiming personal power. In modern Western tropical astrology, the month begins under Libra's influence and transitions into Scorpio season on October 23. Venus retrograde invites a review of relationships, money, values, and self-worth, while Mercury retrograde later in the month encourages reflection before making important decisions.

      This month's themes can be used as inspiration for lunar rituals, divination, journaling, spiritual cleansing, and setting intentions. Astrological interpretations are spiritual traditions rather than scientifically established predictions.

      October's major astrological themes

      Libra season — October 1–22

      Balance • Justice • Harmony • Relationships

      Reconsider how you divide your time and energy. Restore balance in partnerships, practice fair communication, and create peace without abandoning your own needs.

      Venus retrograde — October 3 to November 13

      Love • Values • Money • Self-worth

      Revisit old relationship patterns, spending habits, and emotional attachments. This is a symbolic opportunity to examine what you truly value rather than acting from insecurity or pressure.

      Scorpio season — October 23 onward

      Mystery • Renewal • Intuition • Transformation

      Turn inward. Explore hidden emotions, release old burdens, strengthen boundaries, and use journaling or divination to examine what needs to change.

      October 2026 lunar forecast

      Moon phase dates and times are Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), suitable for planning in Pennsylvania.

      October 3 — Last Quarter Moon
      Release & reflection

      Moon in Cancer at the phase

      Lunar focus: Emotional cleansing, forgiveness, protection, and releasing what feels heavy.

      Raven Mae's practice: Cleanse your altar, reflect on emotional boundaries, and write down one habit or burden you are ready to release.

      Journal question: What am I carrying that no longer belongs to me?

      October 10 — New Moon in Libra
      Set intentions

      Exact phase: 11:50 a.m. EDT

      Lunar focus: New beginnings, relationship balance, harmony, justice, and self-respect.

      Raven Mae's ritual: Light a candle, write three intentions for the month, and choose one practical action that will bring greater balance into your life.

      Journal question: Which relationships and commitments reflect my values?

      This is the month's strongest symbolic opportunity to establish intentions around cooperation and fairness.

       

      October 18 — First Quarter Moon

      Action & determination

      Exact phase: 12:12 p.m. EDT

      Lunar focus: Courage, discipline, overcoming obstacles, and turning intentions into action.

      Raven Mae's practice: Review the goals you set at the new moon. Identify one obstacle and take a manageable step toward overcoming it.

      Journal question: What action am I avoiding that would help me grow?

      October 26 — Full Moon in Taurus
      Harvest & grounding

      Exact phase: 12:11 a.m. EDT

      Traditional seasonal name: Hunter's Moon.

      Lunar focus: Abundance, stability, the body, security, gratitude, and material foundations.

      Raven Mae's ritual: Give thanks for what you have cultivated. Place a meaningful natural object on your altar, reflect on your resources, and set one grounded intention for greater stability.

      Journal question: What have I built that deserves to be valued, protected, and nurtured?

      This full moon is a useful symbolic checkpoint for reviewing finances, possessions, self-worth, and the difference between comfort and attachment.

      Important planetary dates to mark in your grimoire

      Date

      Astrological event

      Reflection theme

      October 3

      Venus turns retrograde in Scorpio

      Reassess love, values, and finances

      October 10

      New Moon in Libra

      Renew intentions and partnerships

      October 15

      Pluto turns direct in Aquarius

      Reconsider personal power and community

      October 16

      Mars trine Saturn

      Channel ambition into disciplined effort

      October 18

      First Quarter Moon

      Take practical action

      October 20

      Venus square Pluto

      Examine control, jealousy, and attachment

      October 23

      Sun enters Scorpio

      Begin a deeper period of introspection

      October 24

      Mercury turns retrograde in Scorpio

      Review plans, conversations, and details

      October 25

      Venus retrograde returns to Libra

      Revisit relationship balance and fairness

      October 26

      Full Moon in Taurus

      Review security, abundance, and self-worth

       

      Dates and interpretations based on October 2026 transit calendars.

       

       

      Raven's reminder: Retrogrades are not proof that something will go wrong. Use them as prompts to slow down, double-check details, and make thoughtful choices. For significant financial, legal, or relationship decisions, rely on the relevant facts as well as personal reflection.

      Weekly spiritual outlook

      October 1–10: Restore balance

      Release emotional clutter and look honestly at your relationships. Use the Libra New Moon to set intentions for peace, fairness, and healthy boundaries.

      October 11–17: Reclaim your power

      Reflect on personal responsibilities and community connections. The middle of the month is a good symbolic time to strengthen your discipline and decide which commitments deserve your energy.

      October 18–24: Face the shadows

      Examine patterns that may be keeping you stuck. With Mercury turning retrograde on October 24, allow additional time for communication, paperwork, and reconsidering complicated matters.

      October 25–31: Ground your transformation

      The Taurus Full Moon emphasizes stability and tangible results. Reflect on what you want to preserve, what you want to change, and how you can build a more secure foundation for November.

      Raven Mae's October affirmation

      Restore Reclaim Face and Ground. Restore the balance in your life Reclaim the power taken Face what's lies in the shadows and as you ground transform into a beautiful new journey. 

      The Raven's October Invocation

      “Under the turning moon, I seek balance in my heart and wisdom in my spirit. I release the burdens that no longer serve my path. I honor the lessons of shadow and light, protect the peace I have cultivated, and welcome transformation with courage. May my intentions be clear, my boundaries strong, and my steps guided by wisdom.”

      Suggested for personal meditation, journaling, or a lunar altar ritual.

      In Conclusion

      October's final day also offers an opportunity to prepare for Samhain, a meaningful time in many modern Pagan traditions for remembering ancestors, honoring those who have passed, and reflecting on life's cycles.

      The month's guiding message for Raven Mae: Seek balance under Libra, courage through Scorpio, and stability beneath Taurus's full moon. Let reflection inform your choices, and let your actions give your intentions substance.

      Green Witch Creed

      Rewritten by Raven Mae 

      I acknowledge the Unity of the Divine seen as female and male, Goddess and God, form and energy, lunar and solar powers, honored with the Wheel of the Year at Sabbats, Esbats, and scared days. 

      I acknowledge that the Divine resides in all things and worlds, creating a unity of All in Oneness and Kinship through the Goddess and God.  

      I acknowledge that the Elements Earth, Air, Fire and Water are extensions of the Divine both internal and external kith and kin connected through Spirit. 

      I acknowledge immortality of individual spirit comforted by the God of the Underworld refreshed by the Goddess in Summerland choosing incarnation by form, place, and soul purpose 

      I acknowledge that the God shows his life cycle in his yearly passage through the Sabbats. He is born as the Oak King of the Goddess Mother at Yule, cleansed and carried by the Crone into the arms of Mother at Imbolc to be nourished by her milk and love. At Ostara, the Goddess transforms as Maiden and Joins the God so they may walk as Lady and Lord of the Wild Wood awakening the Earth from the sleep aspect as Crone of Winter. The Goddess and the God unite at Beltane bringing renewal, and their Litha wedding the God shows his wisdom and age turning from Oak King to Holly King. At Lughnassadh, the God enters the Goddess seen as the Mother Earth feeling her abundance with the life essence of his solar energy. At Mabon his spirit enriches vines, barley, and corn with his essence. As he enters Underworld he leaves the Goddess alone as mother to be and crone through Autumn and Winter while he leads the Wild Hunt gathering the dead to his realm. In the Underworld he rules as Lord of Shadows where he offers rest, solice and release of burdens to spirits at the end of incarnation. At Samhain he passes his spirit through the goddess making the veil between worlds thin through union of shadow and light turning the tomb of the crone into the womb of the mother. At Yule the God as Sage offers his blessings and farewells to the children of the world then turns to join them as the infant Oak King reborn. Through the passing of the wheel of the year is the path of perfect love and perfect trust in the Divine, and we may walk with the Divine in the bond of love. I acknowledge the three great Mysteries  

      • The Ancient God as Father and Son  
      • The Maiden Goddess as Mother and Crone  
      • The union of Tomb and Womb for eternal cycle of Life Immortal  

      I see the aspects of the Divine all as separate and united as Goddess, God and both. The one who is all matches being from one. 

      The creative forces of nature are revered with the Goddess and God symbolizing Universal Materials and Energies from which all exist. They are equal and omnipresent because they are found throughout the universe and earth and all within. The Spiral dance of rebirth brings us back to our existence in the Goddess and the God.  

      Knowledge is the gift of Divine learning through many lives on Earth and keeping close to them. Magic is the natural means of working with natural energies to accomplish a goal; this is part of our natural life. Through dedication the pathway is constantly open, never needing to alter states of mind just stillness and balance. 

      Freedom of individuals and personal responsibility are key.  

      Immanence, interconnection, and community are three core principles of Witchcraft. The Goddess and the God are manifested in all life, and all existence is connected to one cosmos.   

      All Nature has positive and negative aspects and to be reborn one must first die. With nature there are pleasant and harsh aspects, and this is the natural energy flow of all. 

      Attuning to the Divine changes one forever, sparking new hope. Deities are in the hands of the practitioner. The Religion is then worshipped with reverence of the Life Force represented in Dual Deity as a Conscious Unity. Reverence can be expressed through ceremony or rituals.  

      The Sabbats are composed of four solar festivals called Lesser Sabbats or the Quarters and four agricultural festivals called the Greater Sabbats or Cross Quarters. These are the main focus of the green tradition, along with the 12th night (naming day).