Native Earth Holistic and Spiritual Wellness Center LLC

12/28/2025

For those who need to hear this

12/28/2025

Before 2025 ends...

12/28/2025

This mentorship program is not for everyone.
It is for those who feel the call.

If you are stepping into your spirituality, awakening to your gifts, or sensing that your soul is asking for deeper understanding, guidance, and protection… this path opens for you.

The Native Earth Holistic & Spiritual Wellness Center Mentorship Program is a year-long sacred journey designed to teach, guide, and anchor you as you grow into your spiritual practice. You are not rushed. You are not left alone. You are held, taught, and supported.

Through this mentorship, you learn how to:
• Protect your energy and your spirit
• Understand and work with deities and ancestors
• Read and trust many forms of divination
• Work with crystals, herbs, and ritual tools
• Step into shadow work with safety and wisdom
• Strengthen intuition, discipline, and spiritual confidence

This program is life-changing because it is rooted in integrity, experience, and wisdom. The teachers are deeply knowledgeable, gifted, and grounded. They don’t just teach spirituality, they live it.

🕯 Starting Thursday, February 12, 2026
🌙 6:30 PM • Weekly on Thursdays via Zoom

12/28/2025

12/26/2025

Renae Tatt aka Tattoo Pottery has decided to keep her pottery booth at 20% off until the last day of December! Come check out all of her great wares!!

12/25/2025

Long before red coats and reindeer bells, the North told stories of Odin the Wanderer.

In winter, Odin was said to walk the villages in disguise
an old man with a wide hat and a heavy cloak
testing generosity, offering quiet help, rewarding kindness,
and reminding people that compassion mattered most when the nights were longest.

He rode Sleipnir, his eight legged horse
a steed that could cross worlds, skies, and realms in a single night.

Centuries later, another winter figure appears in northern folklore:
an old man traveling through the dark,
moving from home to home,
bringing gifts, hope, and warmth to those in need
this time pulled by eight reindeer.

No historian can say these are the same figure.
But folklore doesn’t move in straight lines it echoes.

Eight legs.
Eight reindeer.
A winter journey through the sky.
A traveler who sees who we truly are when no one is watching.

Maybe the story didn’t disappear.
Maybe it simply learned a new name.

In the deepest winter, the greatest strength is kindness.
What we give to others is what carries us through the dark.

And maybe winter has always needed a reminder
that generosity is a kind of magic,
and kindness still travels the longest distance of all.