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04/24/2026

Earth Day 2026 .. spend more time in nature and build a connection to the living world .. appreciate the sacredness of our Earth 🌍

04/16/2026

Today is National Healthcare Decisions Day!

Time to make your wishes known - talk, write, or share about it. You can't know or plan for every detail, but starting the conversation will ease everyone's mind! Find your person you want to represent you if something unexpected were to happen to you now. Things change over time & that’s ok! National Healthcare Decisions Day happens every year as a reminder to update anything that has.

Check out www.theconversationproject.org

04/11/2026

04/11/2026

The dandelion is one of the most dismissed plants in modern life. Pulled out. Cut back. Treated as something unwanted. But in witchcraft and old herbal traditions, the dandelion was never seen as a nuisance.

It was seen as resilient magic. Growing through cracks in stone, thriving in disturbed soil, returning again and again no matter how often it is removed the dandelion became a symbol of survival, persistence, and quiet rebellion against control.

In folk magic, every part of the plant was used. The roots were tied to divination and spirit communication, believed to strengthen connection to the unseen. The leaves were used in cleansing and healing work, supporting the body’s natural purification. The flowers, bright and solar, carried associations with vitality, strength, and life force.

And then there are the seeds.
Blown into the air, carried by the wind, spreading far beyond where they began. Because of this, dandelions became linked to wishes, intention setting, and the movement of energy across distance.

But this wasn’t just poetic.
It was understood as a form of air magic intention released and carried into the unseen.

In witchcraft symbolism, the dandelion represents resilience and survival,
wish magic and intention, spirit communication, cleansing and renewal and lastly air element and movement. The dandelion teaches something most people overlook.

Power does not always come from rarity.
Sometimes it comes from persistence.
From the refusal to disappear. From the ability to return stronger in the same place you were removed.

Dandelion medicine asks:
Where are you being told you don’t belong?
What keeps trying to remove you from your path?
What part of you refuses to die no matter what?

Because the dandelion does not fight the world loudly. It simply grows anyway.

Again.
And again.
And again.

04/09/2026

We spend a lot of time avoiding the subject, but there is so much power in defining it for ourselves. Whether it’s a biological fact, a transition, or a final mystery, your perspective matters.

How would you finish the sentence? Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👇

04/04/2026

Not all empathy is the same.

Some of what we call empathy is experienced as instinct. Some is emotional resonance. Some is deeper knowing.

Biological empathy lives in the body. It is reflex. The yawn that spreads (even across some species), the flinch when we see someone get hurt. It is not something we choose, it simply happens.

Emotional empathy lives in the heart. It is the ability to feel with someone. To sense their grief, their joy, their fear, to connect with them through human experience.

Spiritual empathy lives in the intuitive field. It is the quiet knowing of what is not being said. The ability to feel the deeper layers beneath the surface, without needing explanation.

None of these are more important than the other. But without awareness, empathy can become overwhelm. Discernment is practice.

You are allowed to feel without carrying everything.

03/26/2026

World Doula Week! 💗

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