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On my way..
Hey everyone! I just wanted to update everyone on what is happening. I've been working on figuring things out since my diagnosis and it has been a bit of a mess trying to figure out what I should do. But I have managed to get things moving along and my time has been spent asking all the questions, figuring out logistics, working with family to settle my financial troubles as I had to quit my job. Now, I am just weeks away from moving out of the hot and miserable (not to mention expensive) state of Florida, to the foothills of the Ozarks in Arkansas! I am looking so forward to this! The entire energy of that place is going to feel so alive compared to here. I'll be setting up a campfire every single chance I get! My kids' father has about 5 acres of heavily wooded land and Ill be pulling my RV right onto the property. He spends months at a time out of the country so I will be looking after the kids and the farm will be mine to start working some green witchery! But, before I can have fun, I have to do the tough stuff. Setting up with doctors and treatment so that I can beat this. In the meantime, I'll probably be absent for a time while I'm getting the last steps of this move secure. My sister is helping with the cost but the physical work is going to be on my mom, my 2 daughters and myself. So, It's alot. I'm walking a wire right now to make it all happen in the right timing! I ask that you all bare with me and send me some positive and healing energy to help me get through it! I really need to take a little time to do some devotional offerings. I can't explain how the gods, spirits and ancestors have been part of keeping my head together and bringing me really good luck in places where it could easily have been bad. I look for every silver lining I can find! And the fact I've found so many tells me, this is my destiny! This is the right path. It feels good to have that confirmation at a time when things are so crazy. I hope everyone is well! I hope you will post in here and keep each other company while I am away! Remember this is a community, I can't be the only one going through things worth talking about! Tell us about your goals, your experiences, challenges. Give us space in your life so we can cheer you on and assist where we can energetically if not physically! All good intentions here!
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Muin- Day 1 of the Month of the Vine!
The Celtic Month of the Vine or Muin is a tradition that happens between September 2 and September 29th! This tradition was performed by Druids. On the first day, the Muin (or Vine) relates to prophecy, song, inner truth, the harvest, and related to the Ogham rune for M. (Which if you remember from my previous post, sounds more like a W or V.. which seems to correlate to Wine, or Vine.) There are several different ways including neo-Druidic practices around how to associate each day of Muin. The simplest way is to cycle through the names of the first 5 letters of the Muin ogham group of runes. (Muin, Gort, nGéadal, Straif, Ruis). Note: The Druidic Calendar is 13 months with 28 days each! Not 12 months with varying day lengths like our modern calendar. It's a common question as to why we didn't just adopt this method of dating! But hey, let's complicate things! Lol I think it is because instead of roughly four 7-day weeks, we'd have exactly seven 4-day weeks. Isn't that amusing? 😆 Grapes, where the tradition stems from were not native to Ireland or Scotland. In ancient times, the Roman trade routes brought lots of foreign crops and those traveling along these routes and in the Mediterranean areas would make sure to trade for wine! Wine was coveted by the wealthy and for ceremonies of high importance! The Celts, in particular their Druidic members, adapted this as a way to connect better with the spirits and for establishing an ecstatic prophetic state of mind. I know I speak my mind when I drink wine. I also sing alot. Lol However, beware! The energy of the trickster exists here! And the overconsumption can result in a very different understanding and a loss of control. So, learning balance and moderation is a key principle! Muin or Vine is linguistically related to the throat, spine, neck and back. The very part that is most active during prophecy, song and speech in general. The vine is related to community and ancestors and nature and how we rely on each of these deeply for growth. The way a vine would wrap itself around other trees and requires a host to survive.
Muin- Day 1 of the Month of the Vine!
Until I return, Discord is up and FREE!
Money is tight! I may lose access to the skool temporarily but stay with me! I'll be back as soon as I can put money on the card. I am not going to abandon this project or my members! I just may be quiet until I can get back on here! Meanwhile feel free to join our FREE Discord server! It is in the works but will be a great hub outside of the Skool platform to continue to enjoy the benefits of this page and stay connected with me! https://discord.gg/GzSwC7r3Z
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Happy September!
We have another massive holiday coming up, the Autumnal Equinox, aka Mabon. This happens on September 22nd. Camp fires or bonfires are always a thing at pretty much every celebration. So, if you have the ability to have one, this is a great season for it! Not yet cold, not so hot. Frolic weather! This will be leading up to the thinning veil that peaks during Samhain (this is always pronounced wrong, it is not "Sam-hain" it is pronounced (Sah-win) or (Sah-ween) (Sow-in) depending on the dialect or modern pronunciation. "Mh" In the celtic or gaelic alphebets actually sounds like a W or a V. If you find that hard to remember, just flip the M upside down. It becomes a W. Believe me, I was surprised as I was learning more about these languages, how much different the phonetics are! A great song to lean for example, is the Scottish song 'Oro Sé do Bheatha ’Bhaile'. This is prounounced.. ready for this? (OH-roh, shay duh VAH-ha WAHL-ya) (or Wile-ur) depending on Irish or Scottish pronounciation!) The song is a Scottish tune about the surviving of the Battle of Culloden! If you enjoy watching the Outlander series, you'll probably remember this was a pinnacle moment for Claire and Jamie Fraser in the story. This battle was fought by my own Keith Clan ancestors who sadly lost their titles and lands ergo why I'm a poor American and not a Dickson Lady of a castle in Scotland somewhere in the Highlands. Lol But I can say my Scot Great Grandparents came here on the boat, and my late grandmother was pure Scot 1st generation born in America! Anyway, back to the Pagan wheel, Mabon is a time for the harvest, it would be the first of the Fall harvest until late November around that Thanks Giving (mid to late November) time when the final fall harvest is collected and any winter planting would be done right about now for the warmer places that wont entirely freeze and still can grow in early winter. Spinach, kale and mustard greens, winter lettuce, radishes, turnips, cabbages, carrots, and garlic are all great to start planting now and will be ready to harvest by around November!
Happy September!
Write in Runic
Ever wonder how to write in runes? You can with the 'Write in Runic' App! This app is fantastic for educational purposes when learning about all kinds of runic forms! ᛖᛚᛞᛖᚱ ᚠᚢᚦᛊᚱᚲ (Elder Futhark), ᛁᚬᚢᚾᛅᚱ ᚠᚢᚦᛅᚱᚴ, Younger Futhark, ᚪᛝᛚᚩ ᛋᚪᛉᚩᚾ, Anglo Saxon, ᛆᚱᛘᛆᚾᛅᚾ Armanen, ᚛ᚑᚌᚆᚐᚋ᚜ Ogham, and many more! Note: It is a good idea to first find out what a word translates to in the language of the rune you are using. For example, in Old Norwegian/Old Norse translation of the word 'hawk' in its dative form is hauki. (claw ON a hawk) This Runic translation is ᚺᚨᚢᚲᛁ. (Not ᚺᚨᚹᚲ. <-That is Elder Futhark runes for the modern English word hawk.) The proper Old Norse translation for hawk in its singular nominative form is haukr. ᚺᚨᚢᚲᚱ. <--Elder Futhark. (A hawk is flying). Maðr er moldar auki; mikil er græip á hauki. Man is an augmentation of the dust; great is the claw of the hawk. -Explaining the Meaning- The First Line: A stark, gnomic reminder of mortality—man is simply extra soil or dust added back to the earth upon death. The Second Line: A sharp shift to the natural world, noting the powerful grip (greip) of a hunting hawk. 'Det norske runediktet' is the name of (and translates to) 'The Norwegian Rune Poem' in modern Norwegian. Look this up for more about this verse and context! So, in conclusion, just be careful which ones you use to be accurate in translating an old language to a Runic form. Examples of the various Runic poems can help to learn the language and can be found in the app! Download the app for free! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.blackenvelope.writeinrunic
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