As we all gather to celebrate the passing of time and ringing in of new. I think of bonds made past and new to come. In today’s times gathering is only celebrating, but we must remember and reflect when it was a matter of survival. Let the old pass and new in as we make lists of gratitude and intentions. But let us rest as we reflect on a time when community was only for survival, not as for belonging and love as it is today. Happiest of New Year’s to All!

Happy Christmas Eve! I would like to offer you a midwinter, mini tarot reading if you would like, I will draw a card for you and send it as a message 🫶🏻

A night for release, truth-telling, and the soft untangling of old energy. The November full moon has always carried a particular kind of charge — a mix of clarity, honesty, and quiet transformation. Across many traditions, this full moon is seen as a time when: - the veil between our inner world and outer life grows thinner - hidden truths rise gently to the surface - unresolved emotions ask to be witnessed - old patterns loosen their grip - intuition becomes louder and clearer It’s a moon of illumination, not through brightness alone, but through depth — the kind of clarity that comes from finally admitting what we already knew. This moon often asks: - What am I holding onto that is weighing me down? - Where am I dimming myself? - What is ready to be released, even if just 1%? It doesn’t require a dramatic ritual. Sometimes the most powerful thing is simply telling the truth to yourself. 🌕 Full Moon Prompt: What truth is becoming harder to ignore this month? It can be one sentence, one word, or even a feeling you don’t have language for yet. Just name what’s rising.

Do you celebrate the winter solstice or Yule? If so, what are some of your favorite traditions? Every winter, I start making these orange garland that I used to decorate the tree and our house. It’s really fun! I am planning a craft night soon so we can all make them together at the hearth.

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