By S.F. Skyheart - September 21, 2024
Each of the Celtic trees correlates with an animal symbol. The Celtic day of Aspen, the day before the autumnal equinox, is associated with: Animal: Butterfly In the Ted Andrews' Animal Wise Tarot, the butterfly is depicted as the Ace of Shapeshifters (Cups in traditional tarot) which represents new love, joy, and health. Butterflies are the epitome of the wonderous metamorphosis among insects and are universally regarded as a sign of ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 21, 2024
According to the Celtic Tree Calendar, the day before the Autumnal Equinox (Mabon) is called the Day of Aspen (or White Poplar).Aspen trees are known for their small, "quaking" heart-shaped or oval leaves that tremble in the breeze and turn a vibrant yellow in the fall. They have a thin, white bark outer layer that feeds deer and elk in the winter. They are the most widespread tree in North ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 21, 2024
The names of the Celtic tree months come from some of the letters of the Ogham.
The Ogham is an ancient alphabet believed to have originated in the 4th century (possibly as early as the 1st) in what is now the southwest region of Ireland. The Celtic day of Aspen, the day before the autumnal equinox, is associated with:Ogham: Eadha, Eadhadh, Edad – ("ayda" or "EH-yuh") symbolizes opposition or adversityThe energy of Eadha ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 21, 2024
Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a crystal or stone. The Celtic day of Aspen, the day before the autumnal equinox, is associated with: Stone: azuriteAzurite is often called the “stone of heaven.” It is said to support psychic power, boost creativity, and enhance compassion and self-confidence. It rids negativity, obstacles, and indecision. It vibrates to the number one and pairs well with Sagittarius energy.Azurite malachite - a combination of ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 21, 2024
Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a Rune. Runes are a twenty-four letter alphabet, originating with Germanic tribes as early as the 2nd century. Runic glyphs were carved or etched into bone, wood, leather, jewelry, tools, weapons, and stone. Norse and Viking runic artifacts dating as far back as the 9th century have been found in several Northern European and Scandinavian countries, Russia, Turkey and North America. Notably, runes ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 5, 2024
Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a crystal or stone. The Celtic month of Reed, September 5 - October 2, is associated with: Stone: Red Jasper Jasper comes in dozens of colors, each with their own specific properties, but in general jasper is grounding, restores balance, and imparts determination and follow through. It vibrates to the number six and especially supports Leo energy.Red Jasper is good for protection, stabilizing, ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 5, 2024
Each of the Celtic trees correlates with an animal symbol. The Celtic month of Reed, September 5 - October 2, is associated with: Animal: Owl According to The Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck, the owl symbolizes abundance, clairvoyance, and treasures. It is a mysterious and otherworldly creature found in folklore from East to West. The white owl is the companion of the goddess Lakshmi, who represents wealth, beauty, and good fortune. ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 5, 2024
Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a Rune. Runes are a twenty-four letter alphabet, originating with Germanic tribes as early as the 2nd century. Runic glyphs were carved or etched into bone, wood, leather, jewelry, tools, weapons, and stone. Norse and Viking runic artifacts dating as far back as the 9th century have been found in several Northern European and Scandinavian countries, Russia, Turkey and North America. Notably, runes ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 5, 2024
The names of the Celtic tree months come from some of the letters of the Ogham.
The Ogham is an ancient alphabet believed to have originated in the 4th century (possibly as early as the 1st) in what is now the southwest region of Ireland. The Celtic month of Reed, September 5 - October 2, is associated with:Ogham: Ngetal – (nyettle, ing-tal) represents direct action. For the ancient Celts, "reed" was often a ...
By S.F. Skyheart - September 5, 2024
According to the Celtic Tree Calendar, the period from September 5 to October 2 is associated with two trees, Reed and Blackthorn. Reed is a broad, common term for tall grasses and grass-like plants found in wetlands, such as pampas grass, bamboo, cattails, papyrus sedge, rushes, and more. Rushes are found all around the world. Although these tall grasses prefer wet soil, some seedlings can live for up to ...