The Citrine Owl

02/21/2026

✨ Dark adornments for the wild ones ✨

I want to introduce you to a very talented creator, my best-friend who handcrafts these one-of-a-kind celestial pieces. Every earring and sun catcher is made by her, by hand, with intention.

These are not mass-produced.
These are not basic.

They’re bone, crystal, sun, moon, and a little bit of shadow.

For the forest wanderers.
The moon watchers.
The ones who feel magic in ordinary places.

Each piece is completely unique and once it’s claimed, it’s gone.

If something calls to you, comment or message me and I’ll connect you directly with her 🖤✨

Let’s show her some love.

02/13/2026

Spiritually, Friday the 13th is often misunderstood. 🖤 Just like our friends the black cat, snakes, and spiders…

The number 13 has long been connected to:
🌙 lunar cycles
🌿 transformation
🕯️ protection
✨ feminine power

Many witches see it as a day for releasing, cleansing, and reclaiming your energy and definitely not something to fear.

How are you honoring your energy today?

02/02/2026

🌿✨ A gentle but important herbal reminder ✨🌿

Just because something is natural doesn’t automatically mean it’s safe for everyone! This is especially true when medications are involved.

Herbs are powerful plant medicines that have been used for centuries to support healing, balance, and wellness. But many herbs can interact with prescription medications, over the counter meds, and even supplements in ways that can reduce effectiveness or cause unwanted side effects. Some can potentially be dangerous.

For example (just a few of many):
🌱 Some herbs can thin the blood
🌱 Others can affect blood pressure or heart rate
🌱 Some can interfere with antidepressants, hormones, or pain medications

This doesn’t mean herbs are bad, it means they should be used mindfully and with proper knowledge.

✨ Always research your herbs
✨ Consult a healthcare provider, pharmacist, or qualified herbalist if you’re on medication
✨ Listen to your body
✨ Start slow and intentional

☕️ Also, please remember to check all of the ingredients in herbal teas you purchase or even make yourself. Many blends contain multiple herbs, and not every ingredient may be safe for every person or every medication.

Holistic wellness is about working with the body safely, not guessing.

Nature offers beautiful medicine and with that comes responsibility.

Stay informed. Stay empowered. Stay well 🌿

(Feel free to share to help keep others safe 💚)

02/01/2026

🌿✨ Imbolc is here!!! A sacred seasonal festival that marks the midpoint between winter and spring, celebrating renewal, light, and new beginnings. Traditionally associated with the return of the sun and the stirring of life beneath the earth, Imbolc is a powerful time for intention setting, cleansing, and welcoming fresh energy into our lives.

Some people celebrate by:
🕯 Lighting candles to honor the growing light
🌱 Planting seeds (literally or symbolically)
📖 Journaling goals and manifestations
🔥 Doing cleansing rituals or home refreshes

I’d love to hear, how are YOU celebrating Imbolc this year?

Share your traditions, rituals, or plans in the comments below 👇✨

I created my altar, made Brigid’s cross in honor and thanks, and literally planting seeds indoors in hopes that I can soon transplant to my outdoor garden!

01/29/2026

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01/25/2026

Check out The Night Lantern’s post.

01/15/2026

75 likes, 2 comments. “Self Care Routine ❤️”

01/15/2026

59 likes, 8 comments. “This is an inclusive space 🤍 All races, genders, sexualities, and experience levels are welcome here. You don’t need a label. You don’t need experience. You don’t need to get it “right.” If you’re curious, kind, and open — you belong.”

01/01/2026

Have y’all heard of any of these New Year’s superstitions? We definitely wash all of the clothes and clean the house before midnight. We also cook the greens and black eye peas. What are some of yours?

Don’t wash clothes on New Year’s Day – said to “wash away” good luck or even symbolize washing away a loved one.

Eat black-eyed peas (U.S. South) – for good luck and prosperity in the coming year.

Eat pork – pigs root forward, symbolizing progress and wealth.

Avoid chicken or lobster – animals that scratch backward, thought to bring setbacks.

Open doors and windows at midnight – to let the old year out and welcome the new one in.

First-footer tradition (Scotland) – the first person to enter your home should be dark-haired and bring gifts for luck.

Wear red underwear (Spain, Italy, Latin America) – for love, luck, and passion.

Don’t break anything – breaking dishes or glass on New Year’s Day predicts bad luck.

Have money in your pocket at midnight – to ensure financial prosperity.

Eat 12 grapes at midnight (Spain) – one grape for each month of good fortune.

Avoid crying or arguing – emotions on New Year’s Day set the tone for the year.

Clean the house before New Year’s Eve – but never on New Year’s Day itself.

11/04/2025

I’ve been MIA because the last few months have been really, really intense… But we finally did it… My family and I finally closed on our new home and we’re moving in and getting settled. Perfect timing too! Once we get settled, I’m hoping to get back on this page and more involved. Wishing you all many blessings in this Celtic new year.