Happy Saint Patrick’s Day

Happy St. Patrick's Day Teagan, I would love to learn more about Lilith's "friend". the bringer of snow.

15 Energizing Smoothie Recipes to Try Before and After a Strenuous Workout

Sometimes it feels like gathering the energy needed for a workout is more challenging than the workout itself. Experts often say that our diet is just as important as—if not more than— exercise for maintaining a healthy physique, which explains the ongoing popularity of pre- and post-workout smoothies. The drinks are not too heavy on… via … Continue reading 15 Energizing Smoothie Recipes to Try Before and After a Strenuous Workout

Saint Patrick’s Day—what is Fact and what is Myth

Originally posted on Cherokee Billie Spiritual Advisor: Most of us associate Saint Patrick’s Day with green beer, leprechauns, pots of gold, shamrock’s, and a chance to let go and party. So here is a bit of information about this day that you may not have known. St. Patrick’s Day started as a small, religious holiday… via … Continue reading Saint Patrick’s Day—what is Fact and what is Myth

Card of the Day – 10 of Wands – Friday, March 16, 2018 — Tarot by Cecelia

https://www.youtube.com/embed/NL8fQo-DPQU?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent This could very well be one of those days where it feels as though there is so much to be done, and no one to help you do it. I can certainly relate to this. In order to get to where you wish to go, there would appear to be a great deal of … Continue reading Card of the Day – 10 of Wands – Friday, March 16, 2018 — Tarot by Cecelia

Sustainable Stays: Sardinna Antiga, Sardinia, Italy

Life & Soul Magazine

If sun, sea and nature is your calling, coupled with a stay in a restored old home, then Sardinia’s bio sustainable village, Sardinna Antiga, may satisfy your “green” desires for your next vacation.

Located in the village of Santa Lucia, a small fishing village overlooking the sea around Sardinia, Sardinna Antiga has beautifully restored some of Sardinia’s traditional homes or ancient nuragic huts in an environmentally friendly manner.

Housed on the grounds of an ancient village, which was abandoned for over 50 years, Sardinna Antiga have recovered the huts in line with its former glory.

The dwellings have been built with all natural materials. Wood features heavily throughout the bio sustainable village, where sink basins have even been carved from wood. Since there are no sewers, a wetland has been constructed instead to avoid pollution.