With the Festive Season ahead of us, both pagans, Christians, and other religious groups are busy celebrating a beautiful winter season. My holyday of Longest Night (also Yule or Winter Solstice) is a wonderful way to celebrate.....and prepare a traditional English drink. I love Wassail! It's super easy to throw together, and you can choose … Continue reading Recipe — Wassail
Month: November 2017
Tuesday’s Reading Round Up
I'm still reading "The Lost Art of Reading Nature's Signs" and am presently in a chapter about navigating via the stars. Incredibly fascinating....and I am now certain I will always be able to find north via the Big Dipper. I've always been fascinated by by constellations, but I could never figure out the concepts of … Continue reading Tuesday’s Reading Round Up
Your Mantra For The Week
Yes it is!
Spelling Saturday — Household Peace
You'll notice that much of the Craftwork I do is centered around harmony, home and family (that's pretty much what HearthKeepers are known for). It was actually one of the primary functions I was requested to do when people came to procure services from me: Harmony, Health, Love, and Wealth. You've already been gifted my Love Honey … Continue reading Spelling Saturday — Household Peace
Yule Perfume Oil
Longest Night (Winter Solstice or Yule for many of you), is a hopeful time of year, and a time of looking forward to beginnings. It is the darkest time of our year, but comes with the promise of renewal and warmth. Every year, right about this time, I love to make a perfume blend to … Continue reading Yule Perfume Oil
Some Things I’ve Learned About Hestia(Part 4: Gems and Stones)
I like rocks. But maybe not for the same reason many people like rocks. I'm not one of these "Woo Woo New Age" rock people; it's totally not my style. I have a small, select group of stones and metals that I work with for magical purposes. Mostly, though, I collect them just because they … Continue reading Some Things I’ve Learned About Hestia(Part 4: Gems and Stones)
Something To Think About
Make this your mantra for the week:
A Bit of Incense-Burning Knowledge
Make The World A Beautiful Place
Make art. Make art everywhere....even if you feel it isn't "Good Art". (Acrylic art by me. Textured rice paper on canvas board)
Make The World Beautiful
My acrylics teacher and I have decided I am destined to paint Mount Rainier over and over..... Mount Rainier Painting by me
