Moonrise Herbs Blog

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Hey, shiny Moonbeams! Thanks for showing up for our weekly Tarot & Tea date. Today’s card is the Eight of Crystals. This is the Voyager’s equivalent of the Eight of Swords, although the meaning is quite different. The Eight of Crystals is given the name “Synthesis” and symbolizes the versatility of your mind. Like the integrated structure of the crystal, you are able to synthesize diverse ideas and mental qualities. The Eight of Swords traditionally points to restriction, confusion, and a sense of powerlessness that stems more from our perception than from our circumstances. I see the Eight of Crystals...

As we press on into Spring and our herbs grow ever more lush and green, it's so helpful to know the many ways we can utilize them. What are your favorite ways of using and/or preserving your fresh herbs? https://gardentherapy.ca/preserving-herbs/   #moonriseherbs #freshherbs #herbharvest #preservingherbs #herbblurbs #herbblurbwednesday

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Hello, Moonbeams! The time has come now for more Tarot & Tea with your grateful guide, Jessika TuCrow. Today, I have chosen to work with the Animal Spirits Knowledge Cards, an oracle deck featuring the art of Susan Seddon-Boulet. I’ve drawn the Scarab, a symbol of regeneration. “To the Egyptians, the scarab, a type of beetle, symbolized the powers that governed celestial bodies; a great scarab was thought to roll the sun across the sky. This belief arose from the scarab’s habit of shaping a piece of ox dung into a ball, into which it laid its eggs, and rolling...