Celtic Crone Holistics

26/11/2025

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⭐When cloves sit in warm water, these compounds gently release into the liquid, creating an infusion that interacts with your body in several helpful ways.

⭐Eugenol has been traditionally valued for its ability to support digestive comfort. Many people drink clove water because it helps the stomach feel lighter, reduces the feeling of fullness, and supports normal gas movement. The warming nature of cloves encourages smoother digestion and a calmer gut environment.

⭐Clove-infused water is also known for helping the body’s natural detoxification pathways. The liver relies on antioxidants to process and neutralize daily byproducts. Cloves are extremely rich in natural antioxidants, which can help the body maintain healthy detox functions over time.

⭐Its aromatic compounds also naturally support clearer breathing, as warm clove vapors can feel soothing to the airways and promote a sense of openness in the chest. Many traditional systems used clove teas for this purpose during cool seasons or at night.

⭐Because of its warming, grounding nature, clove-infused water also encourages relaxation. Drinking it at night can help the body unwind and settle, which supports more restful sleep.

⭐Finally, cloves contain plant compounds traditionally recognized for helping the body maintain microbial balance. This is why clove has long been used in herbal wellness practices for overall immune support and general resilience.

⭐In simple terms: clove water works because it’s rich in natural aromatic compounds that help your digestive system, your breathing, your nightly relaxation, and your overall sense of wellness function more smoothly.

26/11/2025

Why you love our Gypsy Oil Cleansing Method for the most rewarding face rescue this ❄️ Winter

A sacred cleanse for winter skin, soul and self

More than a cleanser — this is a ritual in release.
Created for the colder months when the skin needs gentleness, the nervous system needs
soothing, and the soul needs a moment to come back home.

This Winter Cleansing Oil is a luxurious, cold-season blend of organic oils and sacred
essences that melt away the day — makeup, stress, and dullness — without stripping the
skin’s natural balance.

Teamed with our Organic Eco Face Cloth, it offers a gentle but powerful way to purify,
soften, and reconnect.

Why It’s Sacred
The skin is not a surface.
It’s a boundary.
A listener.
An emotional landscape.

This oil understands that.
Infused with vibrational flower and shell essences, it doesn’t just cleanse — it resets.
Energetically, emotionally, hormonally.
With every drop, you are invited back into touch, ritual, and radiance

26/11/2025

I love using Rhythm of Beauty breast oil & found it very therapeutic during my cancer journey. Great for lymphatic drainage after treatment 💖

21/11/2025

Make no mistake, positive people are not naive, they have mined for those nuggets of light at the coalface of rock bottom and if you are lucky enough to be offered a share in that substance of pure power, take it with gratitude and joy.

Don’t underestimate that sunny disposition. It was hard won. 🤩☀️

Love to all. A wonderful week full of life with all its messy everythingness lies ahead. Lucky us x

D xx

20/11/2025

❄️ The Quiet Wisdom of Winter..

Winter is not an ending, but a gentle pause—a deep breath for the weary soul. It is the perfect time to turn inward, to sit with all that has been and softly wonder about all that is yet to come. In the world’s quiet, we learn that silence holds its own kind of deep wisdom, offering truths that noise can never reveal.

This season is the tender space between letting go of what's passed and making room for new growth. It teaches us the simple, necessary truth that slowing down is not a failure, but a powerful act of preparation.

Even when the days are darkest and the ground is frozen, we carry the unshakable belief that this too will pass.
Winter is our sacred time of rest, ensuring that when the light returns, we are ready—our hearts open, our spirits refreshed, and our lives waiting for the beautiful new things spring will bring.

Mitra ➡ Tips That Change Your Life ❤☀

20/11/2025

I found a sanctuary within my home,
A place where only love resides,
Whatever goes on, in the outside world
My home is safe inside.

Kind words and actions are practised,
Bad moods never last for long,
Because here, there's empathy and patience,
Even, when things, sometimes, go wrong.

My home is a place of forgiveness,
A place to pause, rest and restore,
A place where you can drop the mask,
And just be yourself again, once more.

Here you will be keenly greeted,
By our furry, four legged, friends,
Who are treated as family members,
And, whose loyalties know no end.

A house is just bricks and mortar,
Whereas a home, is a place where love's grown,
And how you can tell the difference,
Is in the kindness that is lovingly shown ..

🖋️C.E. Coombes
🎨 Galloway Arts

Serendipity Corner 🏠

20/11/2025

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🌑✨ New Moon, New Magic ✨🌑 November 20, 2025. Let this new moon inspire confidence, clarity, and a renewed sense of personal power.
Your next chapter is already taking shape.

15/11/2025

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No one tells you that peace can feel like breaking.
That after years of running on adrenaline and hypervigilance,
the moment your body stops bracing — it crashes.

You think you’re falling apart.
You’re not.
You’re finally coming down from a lifetime of surviving.

For years, your nervous system lived in emergency mode —
heart racing, muscles clenched, mind scanning for threat.
You called it anxiety, overthinking, perfectionism.
But really, it was a body that never got the memo: the danger is over.

So when healing begins, it doesn’t feel graceful — it feels confusing.
You can’t focus.
You’re exhausted for no reason.
You lose motivation, feel detached, even depressed.
Not because you’re broken — but because your body is finally safe enough to stop pretending it’s fine.

This is what repair looks like.
The crash isn’t failure — it’s recalibration.
It’s your cells exhaling after decades of holding their breath.
It’s your nervous system moving from vigilance to vulnerability.

You’re not lazy.
You’re unlearning emergency.

Let yourself rest without guilt.
The world taught you to glorify resilience,
but recovery has its own quiet strength —
the kind that rebuilds from the inside out.

So if all you can do right now is breathe,
if your body feels heavy, slow, or foreign —
don’t fight it.
That’s your system learning peace,
one surrendered moment at a time.

You’re not falling apart.
You’re finally letting go.

10/11/2025

"I claim for myself perfect, vibrant health at all times." 🍉

10/11/2025

After taking a short break in Ireland for a family wedding, I came home and soon found myself quite unwell with what I believe is a head cold, complete with a cough, chest pains and all the usual symptoms. For someone like me, having gone through lung cancer, this sort of illness can be unsettling. It takes me right back to this exact time four years ago when I returned from a holiday in Greece with what I thought was just a lingering cold. Three months later in the January, I was told I had small cell lung cancer.

So yes, this brings back memories and it stirs up fear. But deep down I truly believe that this time it’s only a head cold. Still, that doesn’t stop the worry, it doesn’t stop the fear from creeping in. I had scans just three weeks ago before this cold appeared & I’m currently waiting for the results. My belief is that everything is fine.

As we move into the winter season, I’m reminding myself not to let fear take over. In traditional wisdom, fear is connected to the kidneys and bladder - the organs of winter. Through Rhythm of Beauty and our winter alignments, we work with these organs and with the emotion of fear itself, finding ways to release it and restore balance.







Rhythm of Beauty

10/11/2025

But I always related to the Old Woman. The one who haunted the edgelands, the mysterious shadow in the heart of the darkwood.

The exile, the rebel, the one who shrugged off the fetters of conventional society; the one who imagined and cultivated her own vision of how the world should be, thank you very much.

At the earliest of ages, I already knew that was the old woman I wanted to grow into.

The spirited, unpredictable, not-to-be-messed-with elder.

An elder who’s always ready to tell you the often-unwelcome truths about the condition of your life — leavened, of course, with compassion, and a glint of fierce humor in her eyes.

~ Sharon Blackie, ‘Hagitude: Reimagining the Second Half of Life’

Art by Mary Feywood