Seasonal Celebration Archives - Page 4 of 6

In winter we stir the embers. A motion of both caretaking and stoking, a gentle coaxing and potent remembering of that which lights our

Artwork – “Fly Agaric” by Amanda Clark This past week I had brunch with a dear friend. Over scones, she started talking

In between the hours of gift buying and cookie making there is a pause. Can you feel it? Between the time spent navigating family politics and

Autumn has fallen here in the mountains. The trees are turning inwards, curling their leaves into colors of copper, ember and dusk. The

It’s spring and the whole world is cleansing. Tender greens are rising like a blush in the woods. The song birds have

I have always felt happiest with long hours of quietude. Days spent in contemplation, doing small mindful things like winding yarn,

If Winter means death, then Autumn is the dying. In our culture, death is often synonymous with dread. Like late blight to

There is a specific slant to the late afternoon sun that floods my living room with a cast-iron butter of deeply heated light. It’s always that

On the other side of the strawberry moon, after the late spring blossoms of Beltane and the thick pulses of Hawthorn blooms arises