Peaceful Dragonfly Aromatics

01/13/2026

🧚‍♀️ Exciting Update!
Peaceful Dragonfly Aromatics is joining Peaceful Dragonfly Healing — one sacred space for all my offerings.
The oils, healing work, and spiritual teachings all belong together, and I’m simplifying everything to make it easy and peaceful for us all. 🌿
Please be sure to follow me at Peaceful Dragonfly Healing for future updates, inspiration, and offerings.
With love and gratitude,
Peg 💜

01/07/2026

🧚‍♀️💜 Dear Friends,
Over the years, many of you have joined me here through our shared love of Young Living Essential Oils. These beautiful plant allies have been a part of my healing practice for over 15 years — in Raindrop Therapy, Egyptian Emotional Clearings, Reiki, and massage.
I’ve decided to bring all of my offerings together under one peaceful home — Peaceful Dragonfly Healing — where oils, energy work, and spiritual exploration flow together as one. 🌿
I invite you to follow along there for upcoming circles, classes, and inspirations from the heart. This page will soon merge with that one, so everything will be simple, easy, and filled with Light.
Thank you for your continued presence and connection on this beautiful journey of healing and transformation.
With love,
Peg 🌱💜🕊️

12/18/2025

Many of the species on an oak are so specialized they rarely live anywhere else.

Its bark, branches, and acorns create a network of tiny habitats that turn one tree into a thriving hub of biodiversity.

12/18/2025

What a fantastic idea! People talking to each other… face-to-face! 💜

In the Netherlands, two college students sparked a quiet social revolution by opening phone-free cafés—cozy spaces where visitors are asked to put away their devices and simply talk to each other. With no Wi-Fi, no screens, and no distractions, the cafés are designed to bring back the lost art of face-to-face conversation.

Guests sit at long communal tables with gentle prompts like “What made you smile today?” or “Share a childhood memory,” encouraging strangers to connect over stories, not scrolling. The initiative was created to combat the growing sense of isolation in modern life, especially among the elderly, who often feel invisible in a digital-first world.

What started as a student project quickly became something more. Elderly visitors began returning regularly, saying it was the first time in years they had real conversations with younger people. Some described it as life-changing—offering not just company, but friendship and renewed confidence.

The students made sure the cafés felt warm and inclusive: handwritten menus, soft lighting, and no time limits. Some evenings feature card games or storytelling circles, but the core remains simple human connection.

In a world where eyes are so often fixed on screens, these phone-free cafés offer something refreshingly old-fashioned—real presence. And for many, especially seniors, that presence has quietly healed something deeper than silence.

12/18/2025

Observe how trees simply stand in their truth, rooted and present, without effort or apology.

12/16/2025

Imagine this:
every yard in every neighborhood leaving just a corner untouched —
a patch of stems, seedheads, clover, goldenrod, milkweed.

In a single season, those small patches would connect,
weaving together into the largest pollinator corridor in North America.
No laws. No committees. No waiting for permission.

Just people choosing to let nature breathe again.

12/14/2025

What a wonderful way to learn, to share, and enjoy healthy foods! 💜

In Italy, some public schools are bringing agriculture into the classroom—literally. Vertical vegetable gardens, mounted on classroom walls or near windows, allow students to grow leafy greens, herbs, and vegetables right where they learn. These indoor gardens use vertical racks, hydroponics, or soil-based planters to make the most of limited space, turning walls into thriving, edible ecosystems.

Students take an active role in planting, watering, and harvesting the crops, learning firsthand about food cycles, nutrition, and sustainability. When harvest time comes, the fresh produce is often incorporated into school lunches—meaning kids get to eat the very salads they helped grow.

This hands-on approach fosters a deeper connection to healthy eating and the environment. It also teaches responsibility, patience, and collaboration—skills that extend far beyond the garden. Teachers say it boosts curiosity and classroom engagement, especially when students taste the fruits of their effort.

Italy’s vertical school gardens reflect a broader movement toward food education and self-sufficiency, making sustainability both visible and delicious—one leaf at a time.

12/11/2025

You didn’t come here to fix things that are broken, or to know things you don’t know. You came because life on the path of least resistance is a delicious state of being. And you are in love with life, and you are in love with you, and you are in love with being in love with life. ~Abraham-Hicks

12/05/2025

Some positive news…

This year in Mexico the monarchs covered about 4.4 acres of forest, nearly double last winter’s 2.2.

It is still far from the decades-old highs of more than 45 acres, but the increase signals real recovery.

12/05/2025

Millions of trees owe their existence to forgetful squirrels, who bury nuts for later and then never return to dig them up — unintentionally planting entire forests in the process.