How to Take a Soul Walk to Tap into Your Soul’s Guidance
by Tara Byrne Have you ever longed to discover your soul’s truth about something? Or sensed that your fearful thoughts are obscuring a deeper truth that lies hidden below the surface? Taking a Soul Walk can help you get clarity. What’s a Soul Walk? A Soul Walk is an intentional walk in nature that […]
Your Numerology Forecast for November
To discover your personal Life Path Number, write down all the digits in your date of birth and add them together. For example, 16 December 1965 is 1 + 6 + 1 + 2 + 1 + 9 + 6 + 5 = 31 • If your numbers add up to 11, 22, or a […]
Your November Astrology Forecast
Kindred Spirit astrologer Demian Allan reveals what’s written in the stars for November 2023 The next month is influenced by retrograde motion in the sky. This can create a sense of repeated cycles, or of things not progressing in the direction that we would like them to. However, retrogrades can also bring a sense of […]
Happy Witches’ New Year! How to Celebrate Samhain (Halloween)
by Stacey Demarco Happy witches’ New Year! As the seasons roll themselves towards the cold once again, we find ourselves at Samhain (or Halloween) time. Halloween (Samhain pronounced sow-hen) is traditionally a Celtic winter festival marking the colder time, a time with less daylight and a time when the earth begins to retreat and […]
Fairy Rites: our history and connection with the Sídhe
by Dea Isidora In every culture still in reverence of its indigenous spirituality, faith in the good folk is alive. Whether it is in the lore of the land or much like an experiential form of connection to nature, devas, tree dryads, sea nymphs and little people living entwined with the greening known to […]
Soul Family and Earth Family Connections
by Claire Broad ‘The reason it hurts so much to separate is because our souls are connected’ – Nicholas Sparks As an eternal soul, you experience heavenly states of being when you vibrate in harmony and love with other souls. Your soul instinctively knows this and leads you toward other souls with whom you can […]
Water and the Living Dead
by Nick Ford From the beginning, waterways were natural boundaries: places you didn’t go beyond – not if you wanted to remain in your own world; but if you followed a watercourse for long enough, you would, in time, still reach a different world. The water, too, is itself another world, reflecting our own like […]
What is Folklore and Why Is It Important?
by Icy Sedgwick Folklore has enjoyed a boom of interest in recent years, driven in part thanks to the success of the #FolkloreThursday Twitter hashtag, and the subsequent publishing interest in books about the subject. Sitting between fairy tales and myth, folklore often contains the tales of ordinary people who stumbled across something extraordinary. These […]
New Wildcrafted Cuisine: White Sage–Lime Cider
Image by Pascal Baudar This is one of my favourite recipes; the taste is akin to a nice light cider with some sage flavours. It’s great to drink but also a fantastic brew to cook seafood, such as mussels and clams. For cooking, I usually substitute lemons for limes in the recipe. Ingredients 1 gallon […]
Herbs for Samhain
by Christine Iverson There’s a definite chill in the air and the days are noticeably shorter as we head towards autumn and the festival of Samhain. Our ancestors considered many herbs and plants as capable of providing protection from demons and witches who were believed to be most active during the darker days. Mugwort […]
