Wren Meadow Reiki

02/01/2026

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“Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit!”
A blessed first of February to You!
Blessed Brigid’s Day/Imbolc in the Northern Hemisphere! 🤍🔥
Blessed Lúnasa/Lammas in the Southern Hemisphere! 🌾💛

Saying “Rabbit rabbit rabbit” aloud upon waking on the first day of a new month is an old charm to ensure good fortune throughout the month.
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“Additionally, the Rabbit and Hare have also long been associated with the Goddess and were the totem of several: the hare to Artemis and Hecate, the sacred rabbit to Aphrodite, to Holda who was accompanied by several torch-bearing hares, to Cerridwen and Freyja who both had hare attendants, and, of course, to Eostre who was said to have taken the shape of a hare at each full moon and whose Anglo-Saxon counterpart, Ostara, was often depicted with a white hare by her side.

There are many more goddesses associated with or attended to by both rabbits and hares and, in such, these gentle creatures can assist us in becoming more attuned to the lunar cycle. All rabbits in general are associated with the Moon, magick, luck, love, creativity, success, sensitivity, agility, spontaneity, abundance, rebirth and, of course, fertility.”

~ Patricia J. Martin
https://www.controverscial.com/Animals%20and%20Witchcraft%20-%20Rabbits%20and%20Hares.htm

🐰NOTE: In addition to the article above, throughout Mesoamerica, the rabbit also attends the goddesses Coyolxauhqui and Ixchel, and in Chinese mythology, the Moon goddess Chang’e has a rabbit companion who mixes an elixir of life in a mortar and pestle.

Art: Eleanor Ludgate, “Three Hares”
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01/31/2026

And a Full 🌕

01/27/2026

Brigid is not the goddess most people think she is. (Though you probably knew that.)

A lot of modern writing frames her as a quiet hearth goddess. Comfort. Domestic fire. Gentle warmth. Nope.

In early Irish sources like Sanas Cormaic, Brigid’s name is linked to breo-saigit meaning “fire arrow.”

She is credited with inventing keening, the vocal crying and wailing performed after death. She rules poetry, healing, and smithcraft. All transformative, powerful disciplines.

But here’s what really stood out when I went back to the Carmina Gadelica.

Brigid isn’t just associated with fire. She uses her breath to wake the earth from winter.

In Scottish Gaelic tradition, winter was sometimes called am mìos marbh (“the dead month”) or an ràithe marbh (“the dead quarter”). On Brigid’s Day, she uses her breath and her white wand and breath to reanimate the land itself.

After this awakening, a serpent associated with winter’s venom is drawn up from the earth and slithers away.

Brigid is not a passive hearth figure.
She’s the catalyst.

And she arrives this Sunday.

Read more about her powers, myths, and how to work with her here: https://www.pagangrimoire.com/brigid-goddess/

01/18/2026

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01/05/2026

One of my favorite stones 🖤

Tourmaline doesn't just block negativity — it transforms it. Its energy encourages resilience, self-control, and the ability to rebuild after emotional challenges. It empowers you to take charge of your energy and your life 🖤

A message from Black Tourmaline:
Protect your space. Stand your ground. Nothing can shake a rooted soul ✨

01/04/2026

Always 💚

Nature trinkets 🐚🪶🪨🍀✨️

This is a thing too 😅

Ive edited this with alot of sparkle ✨️

01/01/2026

💚✨🔥 #2026

12/26/2025

When I first moved to this farm I had to do quite a bit of clearing away of brambles, vines and weeds that had taken over the fences.

One noisy, persistent bird greeted me with her angry song every day…. The Wren.

She was not happy about my presence or how her environment was changing. But now she eats at my feeders and greets me with a softer voice.

I named the farm after her. Wren Meadow Farm.

12/25/2025

✨ Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all who celebrate ✨

✨ Let the magic of the Season bring light and joy into your days ✨

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12/23/2025

A Winter Gift 🎶🎵🎶

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