Native Earth Holistic and Spiritual Wellness Center LLC

01/09/2026

Have a great day!😊❤

01/09/2026

Aging is a beautiful journey we all embark on, bringing with it gifts of wisdom and deeper understanding.
As we grow older, the sharp edges of our personalities smoothen, leading us to value kindness over always needing to be right.
Our faces tell stories etched in lines, each wrinkle reflecting a moment of joy or a touch of sorrow.
The eyes, rich with experience, still sparkle with a playful spirit, reminding us that despite the weight of emotions we've carried, we can lighten our hearts. Within our minds lies a treasure trove of memories and lessons learned, ready to be accessed like an open book.
This stage of life feels like pieces of a puzzle coming together, creating a vivid picture of who we are. Each thread weaves a narrative filled with laughter, challenges, and love, allowing us to embrace our past while looking forward with hope and grace, whilst carrying the gift of knowing..

🖋️C.E. Coombes
🎨Desert Owl Studio via Etsy

Serendipity Corner 🍂

01/09/2026

Wolves and women have much in common.

Both share a wild spirit.

Women and wolves are instinctual creatures, able to sense the unseen.

They are loyal, protective of their packs and their pups.

They are wild and beautiful.

Both have been hunted and captured.

Even in captivity, one can see in the eyes of a woman, or a wolf, the longing to run free, and the determination that should the opportunity arise, whoosh, they will be gone.

~ Clarissa Pinkola Estés

Art by Jeanie Tomanek

01/08/2026

Thursday blessings.❤😊

01/06/2026

Experiences….

01/05/2026

BLESSED EPIPHANY EVE🥰

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Happy Epiphany Eve!

Like children around the world, kids in Italy look forward to the arrival of the red-suited Babbo Natale on Christmas Eve. However, this relatively modern tradition pales in comparison to the anticipation generated by the arrival of an old witch in early January. For Italians, La Festa dell’Epifania on January 6th is as significant a holiday as Christmas Day; especially for Italian children!

According to the Italian legend, La Befana, a witch-like woman riding on a broom, refused to join the Wise Men on their journey to see the baby Jesus. When she regrets her decision, she sets out to bring gifts to the Child but never finds him. Instead, she leaves gifts for other children. Italian children leave out their shoes or put up stockings for the Befana to fill on January 5th, Epiphany Eve.

And the legend continues that every Epiphany Eve, the old, tattered and soot-covered Befana flies around the world on a broomstick and comes down chimneys to deliver candy and presents to children who have been good during the year.

[Photo is a painting by James Lewicki, from “The Golden Book of Christmas Tales” 1956]

01/04/2026

01/04/2026

Surprise visit from some students and Jess Black brought us Japanese food for dinner😍😍 So sweet!