The use of herbs can be a powerful addition to any self-care ritual. Herbs and plants are humanity’s first form of medicine, and the basis of many of the pharmaceuticals on the market today. Every culture throughout the world uses plants and flowers to treat illness and heal a variety of issues.Herbal remedies may be ingested […]
Herbal Remedies
Protection Practices and Psychic Self Defense as Fundamental Spiritual Practice by Kimberly Moore
Brandi Auset and I are offering a new course, Protection Practices – The Art of Psychic Self Defense, which begins on August 1 and includes a live Dark Moon call. I wanted to share some of my thoughts about Psychic Self Defense and why I think this is a really important fundamental spiritual practice. When I […]
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Clearing the Space for Something New and Antioxidant Punch Smoothie Recipe {Wendy Vigdor-Hess}
We often speak of clearing and cleansing with seasonal changes. However, there is always an opportunity to create anew. An opening exists to receive something new is always at our reach, like a canopy of trees enveloping you as you rest on a hammock on a hot summer day or a chain or string […]
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MotherRoot April – Shoot for the Stars! Magic and Practice for Your Month
Welcome to MotherRoot for April 2016! Our loose theme for this MotherRoot is the Cosmos, reaching for the stars, and syncing with La Luna. There is a lot of cosmic dancing occurring in the skies as planets are stationing retrograde and, of course, as the Moon and Sun move through the signs. Think of these […]
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Cough Relieving Thyme Tea Remedy {Kim Hageman}
In Wisconsin, spring remains chilly and damp well into May. Coughs, colds and bronchitis are setting in with many of my friends. Thyme is a very old remedy for many upper respiratory complaints. Its active ingredient, thymol, has antibacterial and anti-fungal properties, along with a strong scent that helps loosen phlegm and soothes the respiratory […]
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Triple Goddess Red Clover Infusion Recipe {Kim Hageman}
Red Clover has been cultivated since ancient times for medicinal and magical purposes. From the time of the Celts, clover has been symbolic of the Triple Goddess because of it’s trifoliate leaf form. Red Clover flowers and leaves can be a source of many valuable nutrients, including calcium, chromium, magnesium, niacin, phosphorus, potassium, thiamine, and […]
