By Kerstin: A lighthearted way to look at how to deal with this time of year! Remember what it was like to be a child and be in the moment? Use this time to allow anything to happen without judgement. Play. But not with your kids toys (yet). Make the most of your cooking skills read more…
By Aleece: Most holidays celebrate in some fashion with lights. My mother loved candles for the warm glow. I think lights make a ritual feel special, sacred even. Candles on the dinner table elevate the meal into the realm of enchanting. Bonfires make for cozy gatherings. Now with LED technology, there is more light available read more…
By Ann: Merry Christmas everyone and thank you for choosing me to read for you throughout the year, well it is another year passing and we have all suffered in 2020. But the main thing we have got through it, my heart goes out to the people with so much love and I ask the read more…
By Sarah: The countdown to the Festive Season from December the 15th is meant to be a time of great joy, family bonding, togetherness, lots of food and present buying, drinking and a time to be merry. However this year – 2020 – has been cruel and harsh to many and the Festive Season has read more…
By Bridgette: Fiction or Non Fiction? Truth or lie, historical fact or just myth. Here we are at Christmas time where much of the community, church folk or non church folk alike will celebrate the birth of Jesus, and more importantly, we celebrate the incarnation of ‘GOD’ which is just a fancy way of saying read more…
By Bridgette: As the Christmas season approaches each year, I want to send remembrances to my friends, family, associates etc.. The search begins with the perfect card that acknowledges my childhood roots in orthodox Christianity, the members of the community who have non-Christian beliefs, and those who celebrate the perfect nature of this solstice time read more…
By Farrah-H: It’s easy to get caught up in the plastic side of Christmas. A plastic tree, decorations, lights,and again wrapped up in paper, plastic presents. We tend to get a little lost in what’s important sometimes and what’s not. The Joy of Christmas is not about presents and receiving gifts to unwrap its about, read more…
By Counselor Karen: It is that time of year again. The days seem longer and yet still you get nothing done. Seasonal stress is one of the hardest things to cope with. The temperatures drop, darkness sets in quicker, and no matter how many hours in the day it seems you cannot get all the read more…
By Eve: Are you ready to change your life? Are you ready for 2018 to be better, lighter and more positive? If so that is great. If you don’t know how, here are a few tips: The end of the year often comes with the completion of many lessons. It is a great time to read more…
By Francis: The tarot can be used for divination all through the year, but, there is something about consulting the cards at year’s end to see what culmination is shown. We like to draw a close to each year and begin fresh with a new one. Let us look at some Tarot cards which might read more…
