Returning to the May Tree and the Shape of Love Every spring, when the hawthorn blooms and the hedgerows turn white, I feel it – that quiet pull back to something older...

Dandelions in Jumpers and Pockets full of Earth Medicine The dandelions were bright that day - like little suns scattered across the green. I hadn’t brought a basket,...

Hares, bells and the wispered stories of spring There’s something about early spring that always feels a bit otherworldly to me. The way the earth softens underfoot,...

Spring Equinox: A season of reckoning and release There’s this idea that spring arrives with a sigh. Soft petals, birdsong, everything gently waking up. But if you’ve...

Ancient Roots: Fertility Festivals and Pagan Beginnings One of the most common theories about the origins of Valentine’s Day is that it replaced the Roman festival of...

IMBOLC: THE QUIET STIRRINGS OF SPRING There’s a particular kind of beauty to this time of year. The earth still feels heavy with winter’s weight, but if you slow down...