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Peppermint

Peppermint supports us in moving through deep emotions and lingering experiences that echo in our minds. It brings insight into long-held patterns and structures (some present since birth) that may quietly shape, slow or block our growth, our Soul learning.

This flower essence also helps to lift the haze of mental fog we sometimes feel. It is our friend when fatigue sets in…

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Trillium

Ahhhhhhh Trillium. I found Trillium blooming in the woods this morning on my walk. So delicate and serene and… present. Surprising me at each and every turn. Some were in clusters. Some were solitary. Some were far into the forest and some were right next to the path. But all were connected somehow, chattering away... like a tribe of Trillium…

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Roses

Roses bring us Love.

They are Divinely feminine mandalas, opening gently, unwinding their softness, radiating their beauty and their fragrance to permeate the world. They bring peace to the heart. They offer us a beautiful journey into ourselves. A vulnerable and yet safe journey…

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Asters

As the summer sun fades come late summer/early fall in New England, it is time for the Asters to bloom. It is their time to scatter themselves throughout sun-drenched fields and gardens and add a beautiful deep purple color to the fading amber woods. And in the fading light of the autumn days, bees…

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Lemon Balm

Lemon Balm uplifts and revitalizes the body, mind and spirit …All that we are. Gently rocking and soothing our reality, inspiring our journey. Lemon Balm begins subtly with a hint of happiness and then even better and more realistic insights seep in. A fresh, positive mindset shows up. Life feels sweeter…

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Sunflowers

Walking among the Sunflowers fills me with joy! Stepping into their world of balance and sunny dispositions, towering over the earth with their fatherly presence, I am honored to walk among them. With heads held high, they reach toward the sun, tracing the arc of light across the summer sky…

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Stone People

Stones are alive. They are pieces of our earth. They hold the heartbeat of our Mother Earth. They are ancient, living, conscious, emitting beings who draw us in and …push us away. They can hold gifts for us. They can hold healing. They can hold victories, remembrances, prayers, stillness, miracles and laughter…

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Coming Home to the Earth

I wake early on summer mornings prompted by a chorus of birds welcoming the light. On these special mornings, I grab my coffee and step outside, barefoot on the land. I quietly move up the 100-year-old concrete steps to a path leading into my garden. Into sweet morning solitude…

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Common Milkweed

Milkweed appeared out of nowhere in my garden this year, blooming among the Bee Balm. Three strong, tall, beautiful stalks. A source of life and transformation for Monarch butterflies, hummingbirds and certain bees… yet poisonous to most others. Toxic yet beautiful, milkweed embodies life’s graceful dance of duality…

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Midsummer Morning 2022

I turned off my alarm and rolled back over. Five or six excuses why. But the birds woke me at 4:15. They were greeting the morning. Chirping away. Insistent. Stirring me to join them and this day. ‘Come be in the sacredness.’ So, I throw on my sandals and a sweater (not enough for 48 degrees this morning) and head out to the beach…

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Pink Evening Primrose

Evening Primrose is a delicate, heart-shaped, 4-petaled, cup-like flower. Its blossoms form a cup indicating a water element signature… for holding and dissolving held emotions.

This beautiful pink flower carries heartfelt, loving energy for the disappointment, emptiness…

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Columbine

I feel like I am in a fairy tale when I pass by my columbine. The way the blossoms burst outward, flower within flower, floating elegantly in the air under my apple tree. Seducing the pollinators with their unusual blooms. The hummingbirds nested on a branch above cannot resist, nor can the bumblebees or the butterflies…

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Faden Quartz

A Faden Quartz is an attunement stone and a stone of connection. When we sit with it in quiet and in pure intention, its energy will move through our nervous system aligning us with our life force, our God energy. The Faden will help clear our connection from above and below, from heaven and earth…

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Pink Rose Campion

Rose Campion with its soft, silvery leaves and stems. Standing tall and confident. Solitary. Poised. Graceful in the wind or as someone brushes by. Calling out to the heart.

As I bent to touch a flower, its energy moved quietly through me, questioning the layers I hold…

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Pink Rhodies

The rhododendrons in the park seem 100 feet tall! Towering over us. Pulling us in and down the wooded paths. Slowing us down. Listening to us. Allowing us. Considering who we are. So excited to be with us. Encouraging us into balance. And so nonchalant.

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Bee Balm, Bergamot

Bee Balm, Bergamot… standing tall, standing apart, watching over my garden with its crazy, shaggy, wonderful flowers. It feels like leadership. It feels like strength. It feels like confidence. It feels like individuality.

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Solomon’s Seal

“It restores your soul.”

Solomon’s Seal has a fondness for making deep changes in our lives, bringing us into deep, positive emotional reflection. It has been called a ‘deep emotional embrace’.

Solomon’s Seal helps us throw away stuck patterns...

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Purple Lilac

In my garden here in the northwest, I planted purple lilacs. They are memories of springtime gardens in New England from my childhood, holding an innocent, carefree, nostalgic feel. And tending to my ‘inner child’.  

And now in mid-April, they are blooming! Their fragrance is filling the air…

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Great Gulf, New Hampshire

The vast expanse of the Mount Washington valley changes with every season. Today even though spring has arrived on the calendar, the valley is looking somewhat dull and lifeless. Only the evergreens show color on the land…

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Pine

I have walked into a sacred cathedral, an ideal place for worship today. Holiness is floating from the highest of branches, drifting gently throughout the forest.  I have stepped in to an unfolding prayer…

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