Sweet Earth Bodywork & Energy Medicine

23/02/2023

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17/07/2019

14/04/2019

What a perfect day ❤️

Thank you for bringing your authentic selves and allowing your Medicine to shine through. The creative energy was on fire in here 🔥

14/04/2019

For tomorrow’s Spring Medicine Doll Workshop!

There’s still one spot left ~ register at www.sweetearthmedicinewoman.com

24/03/2019

Yes Yes Yes!!!

Ho’oponopono is a Hawaiian word that has become well known worldwide. Unfortunately, as with many Hawaiian words, it is too often misrepresented, misinterpreted, misunderstood and exploited. The word does not mean ‘forgiveness’. It means to ‘set things right’ in a morally correct way.

21/03/2019

She Who Knows the Winter Moon

21/03/2019

Trying out stuff for a new workshop 😉

23/02/2019

Creation said:
“I want to hide something from the humans until they are ready for it.
It is the realization that they create their own reality.”
The eagle said,
“Give it to me. I will take it to the moon.”
The Creator said, “No. One day they will go there and find it.”
The salmon said,
“I will bury it on the bottom of the ocean.”
The Creator said, “No. They will go there, too.”
The buffalo said, “I will bury it on the Great Plains.”
The Creator said, “They will cut into the skin of the earth and find it even there.”
Grandmother who lives in the breast of Mother Earth,
and who has no physical eyes but sees with spiritual eyes, said
“Put it inside of them.”
And the Creator said, “It is done.”

- Creation story from the Hopi Nation, Arizona

- artist: Vasil Woodland

19/02/2019

“Knowing a Mercury retrograde in Pisces will be starting on March 5, keep in mind that the imaginative visions and ideas you may receive at the Virgo Full Moon are likely to undergo many changes and shifts from now through April. Mercury’s applying sextile toward Saturn in Capricorn means we need to ground developing plans in the light of the full moon into secure structures that will both protect developing ideas as well as provide the needed flexibility for mutation in form over the next month. Mercury will also be in range of a sextile aspect with Venus in Capricorn for the rest of February which will never perfect due to the ultimate stationing of Mercury. We can have a rich exploration of aesthetics, playing around with different forms of style with regarding to developing plans, keeping in mind that some of the ideas we experiment with will not turn out to be fruitful.”

Full Moon in Virgo Around the hollow of her right flank a great stream of the primordially-generated Soul gushes forth in abundance, totally ensouling light, fire, ether, worlds. In the left flank …

02/02/2019

Halfway between winter and spring.
This day - February 1st or 2nd - has been celebrated in many cultures for thousands of years as the holiday when the light begins to return - like Imbolc, Brigid's Day, Candlemas.

It falls on the midway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox.
In pre-Christian times, it was the festival of Light. The Celts called it “Imbolc". Although it is attributed to the ancient Celts, ancient Egyptians, Babylonians and indigenous groups are also believed to have celebrated an equivalent holiday.

Also called Brigid's Day, Imbolc honors the Celtic goddess of fire, fertility, midwifery and the young.
She is also the deity of poets, and is represented by fire. She is the inspiration to all bards and artisans, scholars and any who work with words. In Christian times the Goddess was transformed into Saint Brigid of Ireland, and St. Brigid's church in Kildare was built on a site sacred to Brigid.

The term 'Imbolc' derives from Old Irish and means "in the belly," or alternately "ewe's milk," pointing to the the time when the first lambs were born, associated with a celebration of fertility, reproduction and the young.
For some people Imbolc is a time for spring cleaning. Some clean their homes, take ritual baths and de-clutter their lives in other ways. This is believed to create space for new seeds to take root in the coming spring.

Nowadays Imbolc may be related to Candlemas — celebrated on February 2nd— a Christian holiday with pre-Christian roots. The custom was to bless the candles as a symbol of light, so they would protect the people, the house and the seed on the fields.

Sources: Articles and books about Celtic spirituality and Brigid, Goddess & Saint, and an article from the Huffington Post: Imbolc 2016: Facts, Dates, Traditions And Rituals To Know (www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/imbolc-2016_us_56ac0022e4b077d4fe8e38f3) and Wikipedia.

Image: Early 20th century painting of St. Brigid, artist unknown.

p.s. This is of course only about the Northern hemisphere! Is there any celebration in the Southern hemisphere?