From October 31st to November 1st, which is about halfway between the autumnal equinox and the winter solstice, people around the world celebrate Samhain. What is Samhain? This festival, signifying the beginning of the dark half of the year, has been celebrated since ancient times. Samhain, pronounced “sah-wn,” has Celtic pagan origins. It’s the […]
The Heart of a Green Witch
The soul of a green witch lies in the forest, in the garden, in the wilderness… wherever they can be surrounded by plants. Green witches love to fill their homes with plants and herbs, turning their living space into a green space. They feel connected to the life all around them—the lungs of the Earth. […]
Growing Your Own Herbs Indoors
Why should you consider growing herbs indoors year-round? Fresh herbs can give your salads a new wow factor, elevate your home-cooked meals to a new level, garnish dishes to impress guests, and add a special zing to your tea or mojito. Growing herbs inside does take a bit of a green thumb, and if you […]
Autumnal Equinox | Celebrating Mabon
The date for the autumnal equinox is Tuesday, September 22, 2020, signifying the official arrival of fall in the northern hemisphere. Besides pumpkin spice everything returning to our palate, this is a great time to recognize the temporary balance and gradual transition in the natural cycle. Many cultures celebrate Mabon and the autumn equinox. Autumnal […]
Earthing & Grounding | Reconnecting With Nature
Earthing, also called grounding, is a simple practice with powerful benefits and results based on the science of electrons. This ancient technique is certainly not a new concept, but the movement has been revitalized over the past few decades as people recognize the importance of Nature and the inherent effect it has on our bodies. […]
Top 10 Air-Purifying Houseplants | Easy Care Plants
Houseplants make beautiful accent pieces in our homes. Living with plants not only provides ample oxygen, but it can also have therapeutic benefits as well. Caring for plants can ease depression and anxiety, and the greenery or pop of color in blossoms can boost your mood, especially people living in a city that doesn’t have […]