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The Adyton is dedicated to the exploration of the mysteries. Adyton comes from the ancient Greek ἄδυτον, meaning the innermost sanctuary in a temple.

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  1. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    Beyond Balance (opens the original)

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    Hello September! This is a magical time of the year, an in-between time, where summer fades and winter slowly creeps in (in the Northern Hemisphere at least). This is a transitional month, since there is an equinox!The equinoxes, along with the solstices, are significant markers of the season in contemporary Paganism. While they were not significant as religious events in themselves to the ancient Greeks, the festivals around this time of year can be examined and reinterpreted through an equinox

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