Echoes of Ether

04/17/2026

Mother Nature showed off a little today! It is amazing how when you slow down to be grateful and reconnect with Mother Nature she shows up in small profound ways. The squirrels were a little less afraid of me, it almost seemed like they wanted pets. It felt like the birds were giving me a personal show; some were diving for their dinner, robins were looking for worms, the song birds were extra vocal. The bees even slowed down to say hello. I failed to capture any pictures of these moments and many more but I hope you enjoy this video I sent to my nephew who just discovered bugs. MOST IMPORTANTLY!! Remember to take a moment to be grounded and witness the beauty that is Earth! 🌍

03/21/2026

We are open!!! Join us today 3.21 !! 10-4pm

03/11/2026

Facts!

03/11/2026

Facts! This is me!

03/10/2026

03/08/2026

So so true!!! The best decision I ever made was to wander! And I’m fortunate enough to find gigs that still allow it as I wait to board my flight to Biloxi MS!

soul seekers unite.

03/08/2026

Moss is Boss!

03/08/2026

Sometimes the dark soil you’re in is exactly what your most vibrant parts were waiting for. 🌧️✨🌷 ..

02/26/2026

Truth!!

Rabbits are often reduced to one meaning: fertility.

And yes, they are powerful symbols of abundance, sensuality, and life force. But in witchcraft and folklore, the rabbit carries something far older and stranger than reproduction alone.

The rabbit is lunar.

In many cultures, people saw a rabbit in the face of the moon. In East Asian folklore, the Moon Rabbit lives beside the lunar goddess Chang’e, endlessly crafting elixirs of immortality. In Mesoamerican myth, the god Quetzalcoatl places a rabbit in the moon’s shadow as a mark of humility and sacrifice. Even in European folklore, hares were believed to be witches in disguise, shape-shifting under full moons.

This is not coincidence.

The rabbit moves in twilight dawn and dusk the liminal hours. It thrives in the in-between. And in witchcraft, the in-between is where magic lives.

Rabbit medicine is not about dominance. It is about sensitivity.

They survive not by brute force, but by awareness. Their ears are always listening. Their bodies are attuned to the smallest vibration in the ground. They trust instinct immediately no second guessing.

That is power most people overlook.

The rabbit teaches:
Heightened intuition.
Reproductive creativity not just physical, but ideas and manifestations multiplying.
Quick movement when energy shifts.
Knowing when to hide and when to leap.

In old witchcraft lore, to see a hare at night was considered an omen. Not always of danger but of crossing into unseen territory. The rabbit guards thresholds: field to forest, light to dark, safety to risk.

Working with rabbit energy asks you:
Are you honoring your sensitivity or shaming it?
Are you moving when your body tells you to move?
Are you multiplying fear or multiplying opportunity?

Softness is not weakness.

The rabbit survives empires. It adapts. It reproduces. It vanishes when threatened and reappears when the danger passes.

In magic, that is mastery of timing.

Not every witch is meant to roar like a wolf or circle like a raven.

Some are meant to listen to the ground
and leap exactly when the moon says now.