Earth's Truth Soul Therapies

24/06/2024

BOOK LOVE! 📚❤️📖

I’m doing the Goodreads Book Challenge this year, including ONLY real books, as audible ‘reading’ is cheating in my view. Cleaning the bathroom or driving while listening to a narrated book cannot possibly afford the same comprehension or absorption as physically holding & soaking in the content of a few hundred pages of stories & sub stories! Just my view…don’t lynch me.

Anyway as those who know me well would guess…most of my reads involve faeries, witches, apothecaries, alchemy, magick, or fantasy. The other books are either spiritual (past lives, Ancient Egyptian Goddess rituals & practices, the lives between lives etc), or self help books (e.g those by Tosha Silva, Tony Robbins, Jim Rohan, Jean Sheehan etc).

This gorgeous sequel book entitled “Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands” by Heather Fawcett is one of my favs so far. Who doesn’t like a quest to lands of Faerie, brimming with colourful creatures, dangers & enchantment at every turn, hidden faerie doors, shapeshifters, brownies who bake bread that stays warm, & eccentric villagers whose methods of dealing with errant fae should be a lesson for us all?!

The main characters, a Dryadologist scholar & an exiled Faerie King are flawed & quite frankly, unlovable, but in this glorious tapestry of faerie worlds, that is of no consequence.

I won’t give anything away, but I highly recommend this series to like-minded people, & I can’t wait to read the next one!

If you have managed to read this post all the way to the end…the first book is just as good, entitled “Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries”.

Please let me know if you have read these books or any other good reads on similar topics.

Blessed be! 🧚🧙‍♀️👑🌳

23/05/2024

Tonight’s sunset was so joyous, blissful, & full of promises. Blessed be! 🙏🧡💛🌞

10/05/2024

Good morning everyone! 😊 It’s 5am & I’ve been in a seminar for an hour with the wonderful Mr Tony Robbins, with 3 or 4 hours to go. It’s a great way to start the day even after less than 3 hours sleep😴

This statement is so true…take care of yourself today because all of your tomorrows depend on it. YOU matter! Have a great day 🧡🌟💛

04/08/2021

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The sudden and tragic death of Harper after raiding a bin and eating sugar free gum should be a wake-up call. Here’s why an ingredient in this type of chewing gum is so dangerous…Harper was just 3 years old when she, like so many other dogs (and yes…labradors) raided her family’s garbage bin...

01/08/2021

An Imbolc present to self, in the colour of Honey 🍯 🧡🌼💛🌞 Hello calories, run hips run 😃 Bless the kitchen Witchery about to occur in this abode🏡

01/08/2021

Blessed Imbolc! ☀️💛🌼
This is a time when I fill my home with candles in honour of the rebirth of the Sun as I connect with Goddess Brigid & Lord Ganesha & ask for blessings and hope for the future. As we sweep out the old & bring in the new, may we all be bathed in the Goddess light of a new and brighter future.
Blessed be 🧙‍♀️🧡🌞

30/07/2021

29/07/2021

Yes please♥️

We featured Veronica Varlow’s gorgeous witchy upstate NY house (built on the four cardinal directions and complete with watch tower, phases-of-the-moon stairway, and hobbit doors) in our autumn 2017 "Practical Magic" issue, along with pieces from Alice Hoffman and all kinds of other witchy wonders. Both Veronica and Alice have books coming out this autumn and tell us all about them in our upcoming autumn Abundance issue, which we can’t wait to share with you!

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25/07/2021

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I shall
Gather up
All the lost souls
That wander this earth
All the ones that are alone
All the ones that are broken
All the ones that never really fitted in
I shall gather them all up
And together we shall find our home

Poem written by Athey Thompson
Taken from A Little Book Of Poetry
Tales of the old forest faeries
Photograph from “Through the back door” by J Pickford and A Green

20/07/2021

RIP sisters💔🧙‍♀️🧹

On this day July 19 in 1692

The Salem Witch Trials of 1692 occurred in such a short amount of time, this being one of the reasons why they are so horrifically famous, and July 19th is no exception to the reasons.

Eight people were found guilty of witchcraft and hanged on July 19th.

Two of the first accused in 1692, Sarah Good and Sarah Wildes, were hanged that day, as well as the only minister to be executed during the trials: the Reverend George Burroughs

It seems he was not only guilty of being a “witch”, but was overdue in repaying his debts to the Putnam’s; a prominent family in Salem Village whose daughter led the girls responsible for the accusations. Elizabeth Howe, Sarah Martin, and Susanna Martin had all previously been accused of witchcraft, their charges dropped due to lack of evidence, but, like numerous historians and history books state, reasons or motives for many of the accusations in 1692 were due to politics and land disputes, making accusations about more than just witches.

Martha Carrier was unfortunate enough to land herself in a deathly land dispute with her neighbor, Benjamin Abbott. After experiencing a disagreement, Abbott suddenly fell ill, and accused Carrier of bewitchment. Not long after the accusation, he accused her whole family and made them testify against her in court. She was hanged on July 19th, 1692.

John Proctor, one of the most famous victims of the trials due to Daniel Day Lewis’ film portrayal, was possibly the most outspoken citizen of Salem Village. He would threaten to beat and whip the afflicted girls, knowing that they were lying and performing theatrics. This was perilous to Proctor, as soon the girls accused his pregnant wife and then him. In a final plea for help during this time of mass hysteria, Proctor composed and sent a letter to the Boston clergy asking them to intervene or move the trials to Boston. This was to no avail for the poor man, as their reply came too late to save his own life, but was helpful in pardoning his wife’s’ and their unborn child’s.

One of the most memorable victims of the trials, was the beloved and pious Rebecca Nurse. A respected woman of Salem Village, Nurse was wrongly accused of witchcraft with no credible evidence against her. “I am as innocent as the child unborn” stated Nurse. 39 citizens of Salem Village risked their lives in signing a petition to save this innocent woman. Dismally, Nurse was given false hope, after first being found innocent there were fits and protests from the afflicted girls and townspeople, forcing the judge to order the jury to reconsider their verdict, resulting in her death sentence.

The fate of Rebecca Nurse might have been what sparked doubt in the people of Salem Village. How could this innocent, good-hearted Puritan woman be hanged for a crime she so clearly did not commit? Were these people really witches?

A month will pass before the next ex*****on day. The Salem Witch panic is far from over.

18/07/2021

Yes please, make it so💕😆

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17/07/2021

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17/07/2021

Powerful. Let’s do it.♥️🙏

A blog for organizing mass meditations leading to the Victory of the Light!

17/07/2021

I might be old when I get there given the current lack of hope for future travel but I WILL get there this lifetime witches! 💜🧙‍♀️🧹

Thanks to Marcin Jankowski for this fabulous image.
Absolutely love it!
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15/07/2021

What is the greatest lesson you’ve learnt so far this lifetime?

It’s difficult to choose just one from such a vast array, but mine would be to live in this moment, enjoy the ‘now’, & smell the roses, which my wise and beautiful mother told me all the time♥️🌹

15/07/2021

Ooh yeh witches🧙‍♀️

Hocus Pocus 2 arrives on Disney+ October 22 2022! 🤩 😱

https://youtu.be/0leWxNr-Rlc