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Autumn is a time when the crops are harvested and then the fields lie fallow. Everything that works needs a rest sometimes, so now is a good time to consider which parts of your life could use a break. This is especially important if you feel overloaded with too much to do. For this moving divination, make a list of significant parts of your life that take up your time and energy. Five to ten is a good range. Hold those in your mind as you take a walk. Ideally walk around your neighborhood, ...
It’s hard to believe it was twenty years ago on this date that the United States was attacked on its own soil. This has become a day of service and a reminder of the solidarity that was forged among citizens. It is a day that brings people together. This date falling on a Saturday seems like a good time to seek out a local cause to which you can offer your time and talents. Should that not be an option for you, another option is to offer blessings to those allies without whose assistance ...
To make these protective stones, you will need the following materials: * Several medium to large-size rocks* A lemon* A large bowl of water* Some sea salt* A towel* Acrylic paint* A paintbrush Collect several medium to large-size rocks. These can be collected on your walks or even purchased from a garden store. Gather them, along with the other materials. Cut the lemon in half and squeeze the juice of one half into the bowl of water, then sprinkle in some salt. Wash each stone lovingly in ...
Today is World Environment Day. Work some magic to heal the earth. Druids considered oak to be a sacred tree, so plant an oak today. In the eastern United States, choose red or white oak. In the mountains, scrub oak grows. In the South and on the West Coast, pick live oak. In the North, bur oak thrives. For marshy areas, try swamp white oak. For dry, sandy soil, try scarlet oak. Plant your oak in a sunny, open area. Dig a big hole and put in the sapling. Mix plenty of compost into the loose ...
