While many of us think of Halloween and imagine trick-or-treating, costumes, pumpkin carvings, corn mazes and candy, the holiday is rooted in a massive amount of wisdom, tradition and healing. The word Halloween comes from the term "Hallow's Eve", another sacred description of the traditional holiday Samhain. The eve of Hallow was October 31st, the day before the start of November. Samhain (pronounced Sow-in) has been celebrated for thousands of years as a time with the veil

Happy Summer Solstice, Sister! The longest day of the year is upon us! This sacred day has been celebrated for thousands of years as a time of gratitude, abundance and community. Whether you're celebrating alone or with a group of friends, we hope that this day offers you the support, guidance and wisdom you seek. A couple years ago we wrote up a blog post about how to celebrate the Summer Solstice here, and this year we decided to add to that sacred list of ideas and ways to

Winter is here and the earth has gone into a deep slumber until Spring. There is truly something magical about winter. Each year on December 21st, the Winter Solstice, also known as Yule, aligns before Christmas. Yule is a sacred time full of tradition and folklore and many believe that Yule is where the modern day Christmas is based upon. Learning how to celebrate this sacred traditional holy day is powerful and if you have children, they will also find this time magical! Th

Samhain (pronounced SOW-IN) is one of the 8 traditional holidays and is celebrated on November 1st. What most of us would call Halloween originated from this traditional day. Samhain was a day to honor those who have passed on, and as the earth prepared for winter and began to "die". Sunset on Samhain is the beginning of the Celtic New Year, symbolizing the death of a season and the rebirth of a new one. This is an excellent time to wrap up the old to move forward into the ne