Tag self care
I live in northern Vermont, where people generally have a good laugh at the idea of spring starting at the end of March. At this time of year, we still usually have snow on the ground and chilly temps! Still,… Continue Reading →
When the snow is deep and the air is icy, the celebration of Imbolc can be enriching and healing. Imbolc (or Imbolg) is a Celtic holy day named for the time when lambs were typically born. It was celebrated in… Continue Reading →
The Magic of I 2025 Astrological Planner is a fantastic way of keeping track of plans and schedules. I have been using engagement calendars every year of my life since I was about thirteen years old. The first one was… Continue Reading →
Ever so magical, Yule is my favorite holiday. Living in a cold, snowy, northern clime, this love of the holiday could be greatly influenced by the fact I’m just in great need of light, warmth, and a return of radiance!… Continue Reading →
November light and shadows One thing I’ve been noticing about November this year, is the light. We move from the crisp, often bright and sunny days of October, into the starker, colder light of November. But that starker light, and… Continue Reading →
I renewed my subscription to the Witches Moon Box to make sure I would receive the Samhain collection. The Witches Moon is one of my all-time favorite subscription boxes. They know how to put together a fantastic collection for arguably… Continue Reading →
I’ve been an on and off subscriber of the Witches Moon Box for years now. It’s one of the best subscription boxes I’ve ever tried. I return to it when I feel I can afford it, or when I really… Continue Reading →
Sweeping in, sweeping out… another timely offering from the Witches Moon, this month’s box is called Witch’s Besom. The March Witches Moon Box focuses our attention on what we would like to sweep into our lives, and what we need… Continue Reading →
The term “self-care” is used with abundance; we see it seemingly everywhere, even applied these days to shopping sprees or any action taken that merely makes oneself feel better. It should describe efforts that nurture and heal, or at least… Continue Reading →
Many of us first read about the Greek gods and goddesses somewhere in elementary or middle school. I remember staying up late and poring over the tales, being intrigued and fascinated, and even unsettled at times. Most who embark on… Continue Reading →