Hidebound Hump Day — Cornelis Drebbel 29

Good reading! Hmmm, now things are perhaps not what they seem. Daddy, not Daddy, can't wait for the next episode!

17 Fancy Date Night Dinners You Can Actually Master — StyleCaster

If you’re planning on date night with your Valentine this February 14, you may have noticed that restaurants fill up quickly and serve seriously expensive set menus. To help you avoid all of that, we’ve put together a list of fancy date night dinners you can cook at home. Some of these easy dinners for… via … Continue reading 17 Fancy Date Night Dinners You Can Actually Master — StyleCaster

To-Dos: Your February Home Checklist

Card of the Day – 7 of Pentacles – Monday, February 4, 2019 — Tarot by Cecelia

https://www.youtube.com/embed/bLnStKat5s0?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent New Moon blessings, everyone! Today is the New Moon in Aquarius at 15°. The 7 of Pentacles from the Sawyer’s Path Tarot is such an appropriate card for today. At each New Moon you sow the seeds of your intentions, sending them out to the Universe, for rewards to come at a later date. … Continue reading Card of the Day – 7 of Pentacles – Monday, February 4, 2019 — Tarot by Cecelia

Sacred Tree Profile: Juniper’s Medicine, Magic, Mythology and Meanings

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Here on the East Coast of the USA, we are still in deep winter. Soon, the maples will be flowing.  Soon, the winter snows will melt.  Soon, spring will return.  But until that time, the conifers, particularly offer strength and wisdom.  One of my favorite conifers is Juniper, also known as Eastern Red Cedar.  It is delightful to come across a wild juniper in the winter months, with her sweet and pine-scented berries and her delightful sprigs that offer friendship and hope through the darkest times.  So come with me today as we explore the sacred Juniper tree.

Juniper here on the land Juniper here on the land

This post is part of my Sacred Trees in the Americas series, where I explore sacred trees within a specifically American context, drawing upon folklore, herbalism, magic, and more!  I think it’s particularly important that US druids and those following other nature-based paths in North America understand…

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