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The CRYSTALS for bringing in Confidence
These crystals bring in confidence. If you are struggling with your confidence in your personal life or at work, these crystals can assist you with bringing in the creativity and confidence needed to move forward in your life. Need a BIG dose of confidence for your life? The crystals featured for confidence this month are… Read more
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GUIDED MEDITATION: The Fairies in the Meadow of Flowers
The Guided Meditation is the Fairies in the Meadow of Flowers. Find a comfortable place without distraction. Set your Sacred Space. Light a candle. Take some deep, cleansing breaths. Allow each breath, in and out, to center and ground you. When you are ready, begin the meditation. When you are ready push play and begin… Read more
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What CRYSTALS are Associated with Your Chakras
Chakra is a Sanskrit word that means wheel or cycle. These are energy centers of the body. They are spinning energy disks located in the energy body. The seven main chakras are located along the spine area. The chakras are associated with a corresponding color. The Root (Base) Chakra is red up to the Crown… Read more
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Celebrating Imbolc: What It Is & What It Means
Imbolc is believed to have Celtic origins and was celebrated by the ancient Celts in the British Isles and parts of Europe. It marks the transition from winter to spring and is associated with the agricultural calendar. It was a time to prepare for the upcoming planting season and to welcome the return of longer… Read more
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Celebrating Yule: What It Is & What It Means
Yule has its roots in ancient pagan traditions, particularly in Northern Europe. It was celebrated by various cultures, including the Germanic peoples, Norse, and Celts. The word “Yule” is believed to have originated from the Old Norse word “jól” or “jul,” which referred to the winter solstice festival. Yule was a time to mark the… Read more
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Celebrating Ostara: What It Is & What It Means
Happy Ostara season! It may not feel like it here in Colorado, but spring is here. Many ancient cultures followed the cycles of nature and the changing of the seasons to mark time and to understand the world around them. The four seasons represent different aspects of daily life and were often, but not always,… Read more
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