Never Better: a Halloween Story

Wow that is a great story

Spiraling at Samhain: Building a Classic Seven Circuit Labyrinth

Thanks for sharing it looks awesome! Samhain Blessing to you.

The final light labryinth being walked

In many sacred spaces throughout the world, we see the labyrinth. It is reflected in the spiral, the pattern in nature that repeats often, and asks us to engage. It offers us the ability to slow down, to wind around, to wind things up–or unwind them as we walk through and out. I have done many a ritual in a labyrinth at Samhuinn: one of my favorites is a simple walk. This is a lovely ritual for this time of year, as the wheel turns and the days grow darker. A labyrinth of lights, in particular, is a nice way to connect with the energy of this season. In this post, I’ll share how to setup a labyrinth for Samhuinn and how to use the labyrinth as a ritual activity for this time of the year.

True to the energy of this season, this…

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What To Cook In October

Love the recipe with Kale it is my go to green because mustard, turnips and collards are not that popular here.

The Week Ahead – Oracle Reading for Monday 31 October

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Cauldrons and Cupcakes

“Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least.”
~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Hello, Lovelies!

Welcome to a brand new week. 🙂

Here’s the oracle card I have chosen, and my take on the energetic outlook for the days ahead.

‘The Creator’ is from the Osho Zen Tarot deck – a deck I’ve been using for twenty years.

The week ahead is about refining our priorities and getting clear about what matters most right now. Understanding what matters most helps us to channel our precious and limited time and energy into activities and relationships that support the goals, values and outcomes dear to us.

Let me be clear:

This is not a week for stuffing around, doing everything for everyone else at the expense of yourself, wasting time on low-value tasks or low-value relationships, or failing to prioritise or make decisions.

There is so much power…

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