I live in New England, and to me March is the first Sacred Harvest of the year (or the last, if you start your year in spring). At the tail end of winter, at the beginning of what we usually call “Mud Season”, we get warm days that melt the last of … Continue reading →
One of the wonderful things about symbols is how they can convey so much in one image or thought. It can tell a story, but it can also tell different stories to different people. Not only that, they interact, so that two symbols can combine, giving even more information as we see … Continue reading →
Once again a New Year has come around. (New Years are scattered around the year, and there seems to be one every few weeks.) The Celtic traditions have days and years start in the dark of night or winter, then run through day or summer, ending when the dark comes again. Another … Continue reading →
It’s another harvest time! Here in New England we are seeing the apple harvest and the pumpkin harvest, even if we don’t have personal gardens where we may still be finding some cool weather greens. I look over the yard and herb garden and think about the various herbs that have gotten … Continue reading →
This year the Equinox fell on the 22nd, and the Full Harvest Moon on the 20th just before it, so it was a powerful time. The New Finders* Moon is coming up on October 6th, and I’ve always been surprised that people don’t use the energy tides of the Dark moon more, … Continue reading →