Journey Within Healing Centre

10/31/2025

The spirits of my ancestors did not manifest themselves in my soul bones to watch me become a convenient place for someone else’s feet.

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10/31/2025

Believe in your magic, have faith in nature, and trust your intuition. Be who you need to be, to have peace in your life. ✨

10/31/2025

As we enter this time when the veils between the worlds are thinnest, remember that real magic involves gaining mastery over yourself. Blessings to all this Samhain. ❤️

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

Before it became a Halloween costume, the pointed hat was a symbol of knowledge — a marker of those who walked between worlds.

In the old villages, the women who brewed, healed, and listened to the earth often covered their heads as a sign of respect for spirit. Their hats were tall and practical — keeping herbs dry, rain off their shoulders, and a sense of dignity in their craft.

Some say the pointed hat traces back to the cone-shaped headdresses worn by ancient priestesses and wise women — symbols of connection between heaven and earth. Others whisper that it echoes the duns and cairns, the sacred mounds that rose from the soil like earthen spires, marking places of power and burial.

Over time, these women — the midwives, the brewers, the herbalists — began to stand out. In marketplaces, they wore distinctive, tall hats so villagers could see them in the crowd and seek their remedies or wisdom. The hat became a sign of their trade, their skill, their presence.

But when the tides turned — when the church grew wary of women’s power and independence — that same symbol was twisted. The pointed hat, once a crown of knowing, became a mark of shame. The Wise Woman became the “witch,” and her visibility — the very thing that once connected her to her community — was recast as threat.

Yet the truth endures. The hat’s point still reaches upward, a symbol of spirit and intuition, while its wide brim shields and grounds. It is the meeting place of above and below — heaven and hearth, knowing and mystery.

So when you see the silhouette of a witch in her tall, dark hat beneath the October moon, remember what she really wears:
a crown of wisdom.
a marker of lineage.
a reminder that women’s knowing once stood tall — and will again.

10/04/2025

09/30/2025

By keeping an awareness of death, we begin to live in the moment and appreciate every moment. ❤️

09/30/2025

We don’t always attract what we are. Sometimes we attract people who are in desperate need of what we are. ❤️

09/30/2025

You have the power of the universe within you. You are made of stardust and source energy. Remember how powerful you are! ✨

09/30/2025

Crown chakra healing. Present moment, wonderful moment. ✨

09/30/2025

What do you do to raise your vibration? Are your energies depleted, are you taking time for self-care? There are so many ways to recharge and let go of all that no longer serves you. I have my yoga practice, meditation, Reiki and getting out in nature. Remember you cannot pour from an empty vessel. You must first take care of yourself before you have enough energy to overflow to others. ✨