Abundance Through the Seasons

 


🍃 Abundance Through the Seasons

Last post, I shared my first full moon abundance ritual. That night, under the glowing silver light, I felt a shift. But abundance isn’t just a one-night event. It flows with the seasons, just like the earth and the moon themselves.

Here in the Southern Hemisphere, spring begins in September. I love this time of year because everything feels new and vibrant. The garden wakes up, raindrops fall softly on the soil, and there’s a sense of possibility in every breeze. It’s the perfect time for planting the seeds of abundance. Not just literally, but metaphorically too — intentions, projects, and new opportunities. I’ll write them down, charge them under the waxing moon, and imagine them growing like the flowers in my garden.

Autumn tells a different story. Around March, the energy changes. Leaves turn, days shorten, and the world feels quieter. This is the season for reflection and gratitude, for looking at what we have and releasing what no longer serves us. I adjust my rituals accordingly — rather than planting new intentions, I focus on clearing space, letting go of blocks, and acknowledging the abundance already present in my life.

I’ve realized that aligning magic with the local seasons — not just following a Northern Hemisphere calendar — is key. When I first tried to use books from overseas, the instructions often felt out of sync with my reality. I was trying to celebrate spring energy in what was actually autumn here, and it never resonated. Once I tuned in to the local rhythms, everything changed. Magic felt alive, responsive, and real.

This seasonal approach is something I’ve built into my wealth book. The rituals aren’t just for full moons or waxing moons. They are designed to flow with the year, helping you call in abundance, opportunities, and prosperity in alignment with your environment. It’s about noticing the subtle shifts in energy, listening to the land and sky, and using them to guide your intentions.

Next, I’ll share a story about how I combined moon phases and seasonal energy into a single ritual that shifted not just my mindset, but the opportunities coming into my life. It’s one of my favorites, and it perfectly illustrates how magic and practical results can intertwine.

for more on abundance and wealth practice, see Dyrk D'Ravens book " The Great Work Of Wealth" available on Kindle and in Soft cover 

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