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08/03/2025

08/02/2025

FREE CLASS Tomorrow from 1-2pm!

08/02/2025

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08/02/2025

Card of the day from the Kali Oracle

17. BLUE TARA

Sweet Mother of Peace now bestows
her gifts of clarity, peace and the power
to overcome any negative condition.
Just as the beautiful lotus grows from
muddied waters, so too, shall you arise
from confusion, difficult circumstances,
and heavy energies, into sacred
i Blue Tara blossoming. If you feel held back or slowed down by your circumstances,
remember that your soul has the ability
to process all experiences and become stronger, not weaker, through
doing so. The oracle indicates healing and a positive prediction for a
peaceful future.

Second of the Mahavidya wisdom goddesses is the goddess, Tara. Second of the Mahavidya wisdom goddesses is the goddess, Tara. Represented by her many colours, Tara manifests in unlimited forms to accomplish whatever task is required to support the spiritual liberation of all beings. Tara can be Saumya, gentle, kind and comforting like the moon. She can be Ugra Tara, fierce defender against extreme negativities, wrathful and fearsome. Her multiple forms remind us of the unending resourcefulness of
the Divine Mother. It is taught that Tara will manifest in whatever form is required for the protection of spiritual aspirants. Tara is the Divine Mother’s enlightened activity. Sometimes, we subconsciously switch off from divine assistance by limiting
what we think is possible for spiritual energy to influence and manifest. The oracle asks you to challenge such spirit-limiting beliefs to empower divine assistance in your life.

Namaste Beautiful Souls 🙏🏻

08/01/2025

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08/01/2025

Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is a pagan holiday celebrated on August 1st. It marks the beginning of the harvest season and is one of the four Gaelic seasonal festivals, alongside Samhain, Imbolc, and Beltane. Lammas is a time to honor the Earth's abundance, give thanks for the harvest, and acknowledge the changing seasons.

Historical Background
The name "Lammas" is derived from the Old English "hlafmaesse," meaning "loaf mass," which reflects the tradition of baking bread from the first harvest of the season. This festival has roots in ancient agrarian cultures where the harvest was a crucial part of the community's survival. In Celtic traditions, Lammas is associated with the god Lugh, a deity of craftsmanship and skill.

Lammas is rich with symbolism and traditional practices. Here are a few:

Grain and Bread: Bread, symbolizing the first fruits of the harvest, is central to Lammas celebrations.

Harvest: The festival is a time to gather and celebrate the bounty of the fields.

The God Lugh: Celebrations often include games and competitions in honor of Lugh, emphasizing skill and mastery.

Corn Dollies: These are crafted from the last sheaf of grain and kept as a symbol of hope for the next harvest.

Celebrating Lammas can be a meaningful and fulfilling experience, whether you are a solitary practitioner or part of a group. Here are some ideas for celebrating this festival:

Baking and Feasting
Bake Bread: Honor the tradition by baking a loaf of bread. Consider using locally sourced grains to connect with the spirit of the festival.

Feast with Friends and Family:
Share a meal featuring seasonal produce. Include dishes made from the first fruits of the harvest, such as corn, berries, and squash.

Outdoor Activities
Gather in Nature: Spend time outdoors, walking through fields or gardens to appreciate the fruits of the Earth.
Hold Games and Competitions: In the spirit of Lugh, organize friendly contests or skill-based games.

Crafting and Creativity
Make Corn Dollies: Craft these traditional figures as a symbol of the harvest's spirit and blessings.

Create an Altar: Decorate an altar with symbols of the season, such as grains, fruits, flowers, and candles in harvest colors like gold and orange.

Reflect and Give Thanks
Meditation and Reflection: Take time to meditate on personal growth and the cycles of nature.

Express Gratitude: Write a list of things you're thankful for, focusing on the gifts and lessons of the past year.

Lammas is a beautiful opportunity to connect with the cycles of nature and express gratitude for the abundance in our lives. Whether through quiet reflection or joyous celebration, this festival invites us to pause and appreciate the richness of the harvest season.

Namaste 🙏🏻

08/01/2025

Saw this in one of my private groups. Might help a few of you through the more difficult bits

07/31/2025

I will be there! I am so excited for this event! 🎃👻👻