Jun 9
Beautiful baby tomato plant, glowing like the angel it is
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Beautiful baby tomato plant, glowing like the angel it is
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A very exciting part of being a new parent is being able to teach my baby all the ways of the natural world around her. My husband is very indulgently letting me plan and scheme, so we went to a maple festival and learned SO much about the production of maple syrup. Bug is just shy of 2 months old so she didn’t get much other than that it smelled really nice and a lot of old ladies were excited to see her, but we’ll come back when she’s older, and that’s exciting!
Bonus: sheep love her, which may imply that she has the family affinity for farm critters
This sheep was SO excited to meet her, and six others in another pen all ran to look at her and try to sniff her
[1] My Understanding of the Divine:
Introduction:
It’s been noted throughout history and virtually every culture has entertained visions of a divine realm populated by one or more beings with supernatural powers. If this culture lived in close contact to nature, then it is likely that they also revered a being such as a female creator and/or fertility figure. A Great Mother Goddess shows up in various different civilizations, examples include but are not limited to: Ceres, Demeter, Isis, and Mary.Â
As we know, the ancient Greeks, Romans, and Norse worshipped numerous gods and goddesses! And this belief in multiple divine beings has survived to this day; Hinduism, Shinto, Taoism, and Chinese folk religions still exist and there are even more religions that I didn’t mention!
However, like anything else in the world; there are going to be people that disagree with others’ views on the nature of the divine—which is completely okay. Some might say that you have to follow this specific tradition to be a “true believer” in whatever deity we’re talking about—others will say the opposite, and some may even say that the deities that you call upon are just not real.Â
What I’m trying to say here is that, no matter if you’re a Christian, Hindu, Atheist, Wiccan, Neopagan, witch—no matter who or what you are; what you believe in, if anything, is totally up to you. No one is/should be forcing you to believe in something that is not for you.
If you’re looking to start researching about different deities to work with or are just interested in the topic and want to do general research—please feel free to continue to read this series of posts!
I'm going to do my best to keep the posts as short and digestible as possible, and if I speak out of turn on anything please let me know!!
let's hear it for that oft overlooked queen of the kitchen
the bay leaf
The lady at the mushroom stall at the farmer’s market asked me about my star chart (as one does at the mushroom stand at the farmer’s market) and normally when I tell people that I’m Scorpio sun, moon, and rising they say something cutting and laugh about it, or end the conversation quick, but she looked delighted and went “oh no wonder I mistook you for an earth sign! Still waters run deep, I bet you’re great to tell secrets too”
This was like a month ago but I’m thinking about it because multiple people today have told me that they like telling me secrets because I take everything in stride and make them feel safe about it and I’m like. Damn, accurately profiled by the mushroom lady
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My colleague was explaining pineapple for the lunar new year and I was explaining apples and honey for the Jewish new year and she had the galaxy brain idea that we should survey other cultures and make the ultimate new year fruit salad for maximum luck
Anyway, does anyone else have any other new year fruit traditions to add to our mix?
You ever do something and it feels like a portent you can’t read?
Anyway I dropped my embroidery needle into my book and lost it
FIRST FIREFLY OF THE SUMMER!!!!