Lightheart Healing

05/15/2023

Feed the bees! Plant native, pollinator friendly plants – and don't be a mow it all >> https://act.gp/3n49Qpe What are the local native plants you grow in your area to feed the bees? 🐝

03/28/2023

03/14/2017

02/02/2016

In the turning of the Celtic Wheel February 1 or 2 is Imbolc, the half way point between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. It is also called Brighid’s Day (and in some places Groundhog day)
This is the time of year when the Earth is starting to quicken. Beneath the surface that has been laying dormant during the time of darkness the roots of new life are starting to sink into the Mother seeking the nourishment to grow into what they are meant to be. In gardens the newest growth can be seen in the snowdrops in bloom These gentle flowers seem to be able to bloom before any others, harbingers of what is to come.

And gardeners know also that as the weather warms and the sun re-emerges that the old growth, that which is no longer viable, needs to be pruned so the plant can come into it’s fullness when the light is the brightest

In our own lives it is a perfect time to delve deeply into what is stirring deep inside that is ready to be manifested and what areas in our lives we are ready to let go or prune back in order to let the new growth flourish

10/31/2015

Wishing all a wonderful Samhain ~ the time when the veil is thinnest ~ time to connect with the ancestors ~ in Mexico today is called "The Day of the Dead"

10/31/2015

Wishing all a wonderful Samhain ~ the time when the veil is thinnest ~ time to connect with the ancestors ~ in Mexico today is called "The Day of the Dead"

09/23/2015

Well I was a couple of days early ~ the message is still the same

09/21/2015

Today we come to Autumn Equinox ~ Mabon

"Mabon marks the middle of harvest, it is a time of equal day and equal night, and for the moment nature is in balance. It is a time to reap what you have sown, of giving thanks for the harvest and the bounty the Earth provides. For finishing up old projects and plans and planting the seeds for new enterprises or a change in lifestyle. Mabon is a time of celebration and balance.

This is the time to look back not just on the past year, but also your life, and to plan for the future. In the rhythm of the year, Mabon is a time of rest and celebration, after the hard work of gathering the crops. Warm autumn days are followed by chill nights, as the Old Sun God returns to the embrace of the Goddess."

From " The White Goddess"

08/01/2015

Blessed Lammas ~ a time to dip into the lusciousness of life