According to the Celtic Tree Calendar, the period from July 11 - August 7 is associated with Vine.All types of brambles and vines are represented this month, but for the purpose of writing about symbolic meaning, I'm focusing on fruit-bearing grapevines. These not only give us delicious grapes, but reveal a lot about our needs for the right growing conditions.Generally speaking, grapevines need a climate that doesn't get colder than ...

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 Vine, July 11 - August 7, is associated with:Ogham: Muin – (muhn) represents the clan, support system, or community. It is symbolic of harvest, ...

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 ...

Each of the Celtic trees correlates with an animal symbol. The Celtic month of Vine, July 11 - August 7, is associated with: Animal: Lion This Celtic Tree month is associated with the Strength card in the tarot deck, which traditionally depicts a person holding the jaw of a Lion. It is often interpreted as someone who is gently and compassionately persuasive in a situation involving strong wills, or a ...

Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a crystal or stone. The Celtic month of Vine, July 11 - August 7, is associated with: Stone: Emerald Emerald aids unconditional love, patience, kindness, faithfulness, compassion, healing, clarity of thought, and abundance. It magnifies the ability to be present and content with "what is," which leads to more overall enjoyment of life. It vibrates to the number four and pairs well with ...

According to the Celtic Tree Calendar, the day before the Summer Solstice (Midsummer or Litha) is called the Day of Heather.Heather is an evergreen shrub that grows in dense clusters close to the ground. Heather has gray-green stalks with broom shaped branches and tiny, needle-like leaves. It flowers from late June to September, with bell-shaped blossoms most often in a pale purple color, but can be white. It is native to Europe, Iceland, ...

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 Heather, the day before the summer solstice, is associated with:Ogham: Ur, Ura – ("oor" or "oorrah") symbolizes the gateway between the physical world and the ...

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 ...

Each of the Celtic trees correlates with a crystal or stone. The Celtic day of Heather, the day before the summer solstice, is associated with: Stone: Golden apatite Apatite comes in a range of color which includes yellow, white, olive green, deep blue, purple, brown, red-brown, and clear. It is most often found as yellow or yellow-green. It can be used to stimulate the intellect, so it is wonderful to keep ...

Each of the Celtic trees correlates with an animal symbol. The Celtic day of Heather, the day before the summer solstice, is associated with: Animal: Frog In the Ted Andrews' Animal Wise Tarot, the frog is depicted as the Ace of Ancients (wands). Frogs have a tremendous mythology and lore about them and have been associated with the faerie realm and with Egyptian goddesses and gods (Herit, Isis, and Osiris). To ...