This was to be a post simply about taking the time to enjoy the last shining remnants this Summer season before we retreat for the Fall and Winter months. I wished to prompt you to make an offering of seven shining pennies to the Goddess Yemaya–the mother of all life, the mother of the oceans, […]
Being Intuitive
Witchy Wednesday: How to Use, Cleanse, and Charge Your Crystals by Brandi Auset
You see the pretty shinies in healing spas, chic boutiques, and filling the shelves of your friend’s houses. They’re featured on Instagram, for sale on Facebook, and adorning the bodies of celebrities worldwide. But what, exactly, is everyone doing with these beautiful little stones? Crystals, gemstones, and metals are used throughout the holistic community as […]
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What Does Emotional Awareness Have to Do with Intuition? by Maura Torkildson
I like to say, how we know everything in this world is through our bodies. Yes, information may be coming through to us from another place, however you name it, but here on earth in 3d world, how we know what we know is with our bodies. Our bodies are an exquisite awareness vessel. There […]
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What Listening To Iceland’s Glaciers Taught Me About Time by Gail Jessen
Wild Goddess Walkabout I’d been driving around Iceland, sleeping in my car for nearly 10 days when an unexpected encounter with a glacier changed everything. Even as my own two feet touched the canyon carved by this behemoth, it felt hard to believe. Icebergs that calve off the glacier’s face fall into a sparkling […]
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The Healing Power of Alchemy by Charlotte Elea
Alchemy is the process of distilling something into its most pure, sacred essence. It may sound complicated, but it is actually quite simple. On a physical level, it occurs naturally and passively when two disparate elements come together into the same space. As one element acts as a catalyst for the other, they both transform. […]
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The Gaian Tarot Deck Review {Molly Remer}
I distinctly remember my first Tarot deck and the sense of anticipation, “danger,” and intrigue it held for me. I was about 13 when I got it, a Rider-Waite in the yellow box, and I did NOT like it. I never connected with the deck, the book was way too esoteric and, frankly, boring, and […]
