Hawthorn is a sacred tree full of wisdom, a nurturing spirit, and messenger of the Otherworld. This guardian tree has been worshiped, worked with, adored, and even feared across the centuries. I hope this introduction starts you on your journey of working with Hawthorn. Here is a summary of medicinal uses, folklore, and occult associations of this magical tree.

Associated with Venus and Water, Yarrow is an energetically protective herb, also used in herbal first aid for slowing bleeding wounds. Yarrow has long been used for medicine, magic and spiritual remedies and there is an abundance of folklore surrounding this plant ally. Enjoy this herbal deep-dive into an apothecary essential.

Bealtaine in Irish means the month of May. This ancient fire festival is to welcome the fertile season of growth and Summer. This festival marks the exact cross quarter point between the Spring equinox & the Summer solstice. This year Bealtaine also aligns with the full moon.

This guide contains plant allies and Moon associations so you may create a deeper connection between yourself and the energies of the Moon. This post includes folklore and mythology surrounding the Moon, and includes how to work with Moon ruled herbs.

In Irish mythology, the Otherworld is the realm of the deities, mystical entities, and possibly also of the dead. In Gaelic & Brittonic mythology it is usually described as a supernatural realm of everlasting youth, beauty, health, abundance and joy.

Foxglove is a plant beloved by the fairies, and its appearance in the wild indicates their presence is near. This enchanting flower is influenced by both Air and Saturn which in turn gives this flower an Aquarius rulership.

Some folklore, mythology, and magic surrounding the alluring Spring flowers: Daffodils. “‘tis the season to not pick daffodils from wild places unless you want to anger powers beyond your sight.”