Oct 4, 2019
Autumn is a great time of year for smudge sticks! Harvest is in the air, and new beginnings are ahead with the holidays and new year right around the corner. Get your smudge on. 🌿
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Autumn is a great time of year for smudge sticks! Harvest is in the air, and new beginnings are ahead with the holidays and new year right around the corner. Get your smudge on. 🌿
Reminder:
“Full Hunter’s Moon”
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Was able to get out into the forest this past weekend and forage! Brought home a bountiful harvest of Chanterelles, aka Cantharellus cibarius ✨
Wild Chanterelles are absolutely delicious, and amazing in just about everything.
I will be posting a couple Chanterelle recipes over the weekend, so look out for them if you are interested! 💛
March 24, 2020
Spring is here.
Remember to stay mindful and present in these trying times. Now is a great time to stay busy in the garden. If you don’t have a garden, a window sill is a great place to start. Sow some seeds. Share starts with your neighbors. Share your harvests when you can. You reap, what you sow. Let’s root eachother on, and help eachother grow.
Jesus, the person, was probably born in the springtime -- but Christian missionaries adopted Yule celebrations in order to appease and conve
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“People are super sensitive when it comes to Christmas, and that’s understandable. Much of the world has been taught that the holiday marks the birth of the Christian savior, Jesus Christ, but that’s simply wrong. Jesus wasn’t white — and he damn sure wasn’t a Capricorn.”
- Laurel Dickman
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Find your medicine & use it.
Hydnellum peckii, an inedible fungus, and a member of the genus Hydnellum of the family Bankeraceae. Although, it is not considered poisonous, it is considered inedible due to it’s extremely bitter taste.
Also known as Bleeding Tooth or Devil’s Tooth. A creepy, yet incredibly cool fungus to find this time of year. 🦷
(Pictures not mine, artist unknown.)
“The Skeleton Dance” (1929)
4 more days until Hallows Eve!