Lughnasadh is a Celtic festival celebrated on the 1st of August. However, as the Celts marked a new day at sunset, really it is from sunset on the 31st July, to sunset on the 1st of August. It marks the beginning of the harvest season, halfway between the Summer Solstice and the Autumn Equinox. ItContinueContinue reading “Lughnasadh Spread for Gratitude and Facing Fear”
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18. The Moon: Cognitive Distortions
The Moon is such an important celestial body for all of us here on Earth. The word moon comes from the word for ‘month’, which shows how important it is for us when it comes to measuring time. The Moon’s gravity causes tides, of which there are two high, and two low in 24 hours.ContinueContinue reading “18. The Moon: Cognitive Distortions”
4. The Emperor: Leaders and Tyrants
I, like many people, find The Emperor a little difficult to relate to. With his stern face and cold stone throne, he’s a little intimidating. But if you have ever been in a leadership position, such as a manager, or if you have had to deal with someone in a position of authority, The EmperorContinueContinue reading “4. The Emperor: Leaders and Tyrants”
Iona Grant 