The Silent Moon, January
This moon, for me, is a reference to the break we receive during the stillness of winter that is indicative of a gathering of new energy.Continue Reading
Sue Sullivan founded her business, Howl at the Moon Gems, in 2000, driven by a lifelong passion for crystals and gems that began in childhood, with her maternal grandfather. He was her first teacher in the natural world and introduced her to the uses of herbs, tree woods, phases of the moon and stones, sparking her enduring interest. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Minneapolis School of the Arts and later pursued studies in Theology, becoming an ordained minister. In 2020 she earned a full Masters Diploma for her Crystal Practitioner Certification and is also an Usui Reiki Master/Teacher. Additionally, she serves on the board of The Gathering Grove where she is honored to be the Illuminator of Knowledge and Curriculum Director.
This moon, for me, is a reference to the break we receive during the stillness of winter that is indicative of a gathering of new energy.Continue Reading
Chrysotile. The one characteristic I noticed when first unpacking these was how the white stripes didn’t polish up, a tactile difference between the green and the white. Loved the patterns. But what made up the white powdery stuff?Continue Reading
The beginning of my lunar year (in December). It reflects the spiral path known to all spiritual journeyers. This moon cycle will contain the Winter Solstice.Continue Reading
As far back as I can remember, I have made little paper baskets filled with what ever little flowers were blooming on May 1st. I don’t remember how it came to happen, perhaps from my Grandpa. Probably my Grandpa. As a child, I didn’t really understand the days’ importance. ThroughContinue Reading
The Greeks say she was born of the union of the sky and the fertile sea womb. When she arrived at Olympus, Zeus married her to Hepaestus, the lame God of smithcraft.Continue Reading
Nirvana Quartz can assist in quieting your mind, stopping or stilling the mental chatter and then enable you to receive the guidance that you need.Continue Reading
Goddess Eostre / Ostara, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of the dawn, from whom “East” (where the sun rises) and “Easter” got its name.Continue Reading
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