New moon in Aquarius & Borage Flower Essence

New moon in Aquarius 

Aquarius rules 

The 11th house, also known as the house of friendships, hopes, and wishes, also signifies our social networks, associations, and our capacity for fulfilling our dreams. It represents the role of community, collaboration, and the support we receive from others. The energy of Aquarius is humanitarian, and within us, it seeks knowledge and inspiration to elevate the world. Aquarius is ruled by the Star card in the tarot and is represented by 17. The self-consciousness of the magician and the driving force of the chariot together evoke the number 8, which represents strength. The star is our new self being born. We are naked to the world in our authenticity. The innocence of hope, new beginnings, and the light at the end of the tunnel. The Star reminds us that in order to create balance and shine in the material world, we must look within ourselves through meditation and self-care. The star embodies the element of air, and its challenges are of the mind and our own limitations. 

The Remedy For Courage

Borage, also known as Starflower, possesses a mesmerizing radiance resemblance to shooting stars streaking across the celestial atmosphere.  Its name, derived from the Latin term Borago, meaning "corago" or courage, reflects its inherent ability to instill bravery within us. This remarkable plant holds profound healing properties, particularly as a nervine that soothes our minds, alleviating the weight of depression and anxiety. Governed by the celestial forces of Uranus and Jupiter, Borage establishes a profound connection that expands our intuition, empowering us to confront our deepest fears and liberate our minds from self-imposed limitations. Borage serves as a guiding light, emboldening us to embrace our fears and place our trust in the divine and its infinite powers.

The distillation of alchemy is a profound spiritual process that involves the purification and transformation of the self. Just as alchemists sought to transmute base metals into gold, the distillation of the soul aims to refine and elevate one's consciousness. It is a journey of inner alchemy, where impurities and limitations are distilled away, leaving behind a purified essence of the true self. Through this process, one gains a deeper understanding of one's own nature and the interconnectedness of all things. It is a path of self-discovery, growth, and spiritual awakening, leading to a state of higher consciousness and union with the divine.

The arrival of the Peacock’s Tail marks a turning point in the journey of the hero. Up to this point, the alchemist has been working on their mental and emotional bodies. The Peacock’s Tail marks the end of the black night of the soul. The process of fermentation is where the ego of our former self is allowed to rot, decompose, and let go. It can be a difficult period as strong feelings of depression or despair may be involved as we struggle to cope with losing our past personality identifiers. The second stage of Fermentation (spiritualization) brings us back to a new life in spirit, like how grape juice changes its identity into a newborn wine that contains a higher and more active life energy.

Fermentation is a process that breaks down substances and transforms them into something new. This stage represents intense energy and creativity, where old patterns and beliefs are broken down and transformed into new and vibrant expressions of the self. It is a powerful process of transformation and growth as an activation of the inner fire and the alchemical process of transmuting old wounds, limitations, and fears into wisdom, strength, and resilience. 

During this stage, we may experience a surge of inner fire and passion, igniting a spark within and fueling a deep sense of inspiration and motivation. It is a time of great energy and enthusiasm as we tap into our innate potential and explore new possibilities, embracing the metamorphic power within us and allowing it to guide us toward a new, exciting path.

Moon phase ritual tools, teas and flower essences

The Moon has a powerful effect on the earth; the movements of plant leaves move with the gravitational pull just as the tides of the ocean. The Moon increases moister in the soil during the New Moon phase marking a desirable time to sow seeds, causing swelling for greater germination and better-established plants. Just as plants harness the energy of the Moon, the human body consists of up to sixty percent water; we expand and contract water held in the body and can become stagnant from unprocessed emotions causing irritability and tiredness. Because the Moon distributes the vital forces of the Sun, this influences fluidic change, adaptability, and emotional changes through the sympathetic nervous system, influencing the deep subconscious and hidden emotions. The Moon takes us inward and outward depending on its entered cycles and rhythms. Each phase offers a time for reflection and wisdom into the mysteries of our connection to the natural world. This kit offers deep connection and invites ritual practice thought the year. 

New Moon Phase] Waning marks a new phase and is always in the same Sun sign of the zodiac each month. As the Moon decreases, it initiates a time for inner reflection, resting, and meditation. This is a good time for setting intentions and divination. Just as the New Moon increases moister for the earth. The New Moon can invoke emotions and hidden shadows, making this the perfect occasion to learn and discover more about ourselves under the veil. 

The New Moon is a  perfect time to formulate new intentions and re-evaluate existing ones. This is a resting energy phase, so get plenty of rest and give yourself the space to connect with your true purpose, passion, and mission. Set aside time for meditating or journaling, or head into nature for inspiration. From here, you can set intentions aligned with your authentic self. When you feel ready, write down your new intentions and go through your existing list to make sure they are still valid.

New Moon Ritual Package uses three powerful forms of plant healing for the mind and body, indulging all the senses. 

Room Spray

pure therapeutic grade essential oils to open and expand the mind with the power of scent, igniting the olfactory response and stimulating the neuropathways. 

Mugwort - Thujone chemical component is a psychoactive stimulant that activates dreams and visions.

Nutmeg- Myristicin is an intoxicating component that deepens meditation and opens the mind to prophesy and intuition.

Juniper- assists in grounding and calming emotions while supporting the body in meditation.

Rosewood- strengthens and protects, offering soothing and nurturing.

*note the Room Spray is intended for external use only and not to be used directly on the skin.

However, it's ideal as a pillow spray to invoke dreams or to clear and protect a sacred space; due to the strength of the oils, it should only be used for relaxation.   

Flower Essence elixir- is composed of pure vibration botanicals penetrating our peripheral nervous system, the most primal parts of our body where we sense and feel our environment connecting our inward and outward worlds. These odorless tinctures work directly on the emotional body and the subconscious, helping us release and let go of toxins and instilling confidence and unconditional love. 

Flower Essences ruled by the Moon-

Fuschia- takes us deep into the subconscious and intuition, helping us t release repressed emotions and adapt to life's challenges and providing awareness and calming the mind.

Grape Hyacinth- deepens personal truth and discernment. 

Hellebore- gives us the confidence to step into our power and embrace inner wisdom, releasing what no longer serves.

New Moon Ritual Tea blend- 

Mugwort- helps boost energy and calm the nervous system; it nourishes reproductive health. Mugwort strengthens psychic powers, prophetic dreams, and healing. It holds the energy of Earth and Water.

Nettel- is a blood purifier and immune booster; it's nourishing and improves digestion. Nettel is protective and wards off negative energy. It holds the element of Fire.

Sweet Woodruff- relieves nerve pain and soothes migraines; it also helps ease swelling and relieves congestion. Sweet Woodruff attracts money and prosperity; it has also been used for protection and victory, holding the element of Fire. 

Oatstraw strengthens bones, soothes the nervous system, stabilizes blood sugar, and relieves depression. Oats have been used in prosperity, and money spells invoking the Earth element of Venus. 

Lavender- boosts mood, improves sleep quality, soothes headaches and migraines, and strengthens overall immunity and the nervous system. Lavender has been used in love spells. It gives protection and happiness in love. It holds the element of Air.

Steep a few teaspoons of loose tea for about five minutes or desired strength.

Full Moon Phase] Brings everything into light; this marks the outward expressive phase exposing our inner work and revealing our manifestations. This is also when the Full moon is one hundred and eighty degrees from the Sun, so the Moon occupies the opposite zodiac sign for that month. Each phase provides a different theme. Every month we are contracting and expanding. This could be why sometimes we feel more social than others. 

The Full Moon Ritual Package uses three powerful forms of plant healing for the mind and body, indulging all the senses. 

Room Spray - pure therapeutic grade essential oils to open and expand the mind with the power of scent, igniting the olfactory response and stimulating the neuropathways. 

Juniper- assists in grounding and calming emotions while supporting the body in meditation.

Sweet Orange- oils are extracted from the rind cold pressing method. It takes hundreds of orange peels to produce an ounce of essential oils. It's rich in limonene, boosting our mood and giving us confidence and optimism.

Maritime Pine- grows on the coastal range helping us to stay fluidic, grounded, and strong. It helps support the respiratory system deepening our breath like the Moon to the ocean tides. 

Ylang Ylang- has been known to be a stress reliever and helps with sleep issues, but it's a powerful aphrodisiac and inspires creativity, encouraging intimacy and bonding.

*note the Room Spray is intended for external use only and not to be used directly on the skin.

However, it's ideal as a pillow spray to invoke dreams or to clear and protect a sacred space; due to the strength of the oils, it should only be used for relaxation.   

Flower Essence elixir- is composed of pure vibration botanicals penetrating our peripheral nervous system, the most primal parts of our body where we sense and feel our environment connecting our inward and outward worlds. These scentless tinctures work directly on the emotional body and the subconscious, helping us release and let go of toxins and instilling confidence and unconditional love. 

Flower Essences ruled by the Moon-

Tulip- offers enlightenment. Its geometric hexagram pattern represents the human position between the cosmos and the Earth, giving a balance between polarity. 

Queen Anne’s Lace- ignites our intuition offering deep wisdom, love, and understanding.

Morning Glory-  calms the mind and shifts our consciousness helping us to gain new perspectives and peace of mind. 

Full Moon Ritual Tea Blend-

Nettel- is a blood purifier and immune booster; it's nourishing and improves digestion. Nettel is protective and wards off negative energy. It holds the element of Fire.

Sweet Woodruff- relieves nerve pain and soothes migraines; it also helps ease swelling and relieves congestion. Sweet Woodruff attracts money and prosperity; it has also been used for protection and victory, holding the element of Fire. 

Vervain- reduces stress and anxiety. It has also been used to treat headaches. Vervain has a lengthy list of magical attributes. But it's commonly used to invoke love, protection, healing, and money. It holds the energy of Earth and Air.

Strawberry leaf- has a high amount of vitamin C, protecting the body from bacteria and viruses. It's rich in antioxidants that help combat free radicals. Strawberry leaves boost creativity and bring luck and love; it holds the energy of Earth.

Rose- contains vitamins E and C that help nourish our skin. This is vital to our bodies healing process to fight infection. Rose promotes psychic powers, healing, divination, and unconditional love. It also brings protection and luck. It holds the energy of Water.

 Steep a few teaspoons of loose tea for about five minutes or desired strength. 

The Moon tea is a wonderful tea reading for Tasseography. 

The Flower Attunement Oracle Session

Flower Essence Services

Botanical Oracle Readings & Flower Essences consultations

• Flower essences are the direct essence of the plant; they pack a powerful punch in their abilities to heal our nervous system. Their delivery system is from an internal approach working directly with our nerve cells, addressing the internal communication within the body. Physically, it is similar to an acupuncture treatment releasing stagnation and harmonizing our overall well-being. Flower essences have earned the reputation of being known as liquid energy; they can help us recognize and let go of behavior patterns that generate negative thinking. They boost our mood and enhance our perspectives, giving us a different way of seeing life. They also support our physical well-being by offering protection from environmental stress and sensitivities. Let's face it. Flowers make us feel good. They are instant mood enhancers brain chemicals such as dopamine, oxytocin, and serotine are released, creating a positive reaction such as happiness and reducing stress related to depression while making us feel secure and relaxed.

What does a Flower Essence Attunement session look like?

To sum it up. Flower essence tinctures work by modifying energy flow through the specific acupuncture meridians. Shifts in these energetic patterns influence the consciousness in helpful ways, both emotionally and physically. These homeopathic remedies can be described as “vibrational” or energy medicine. Flowers themselves contain the highest concentration of life force energy of the plant. We can harness the flower's healing vibrational pattern and power through the sun infusion. This is imprinted in the water and then preserved as medicine. 

However, there is a science to these powerful mystical allies.

This is where Quantum mechanics, the physics theory, describes nature's physical properties. And the physiological connection to the human body. We are a product of our environment. Everything we are consuming around us becomes a part of us. There is a physiological explanation for why we hold stress, trauma, and emotional toxins in the body. This is through our perception; it is how we identify and interpret sensory information to represent and understand the presented data of our environment. This involves signals that go through the nervous system, which, in turn, stimulate the senses and store information within the body. Memories become imprints, forming neuropathways and habits. Emotional toxins and patterns become hard to break because it consumes us, becoming a part of us.

Plants also respond to their environments. The science behind their superpowers is primal. Like us, plants have organs and a sophisticated system to detect and respond to light, gravity, temperature, and physical touch receptors, sense environmental factors and relay the information through an intermediate chemical messenger response. This symbiotic connection between plants and humans' sensory systems allows for a seamless delivery system.

How to choose the suitable Flower Essence?

No matter how medicinal plants are used medicinally, their essence lifts our spirits and calms our bodies. Because flower essences have a faint to no scent, describing how they will make you feel is personal. However, understanding their chemistry, qualities, and environment gives us depth and understanding of their abilities and how they affect our body on a mental, emotional and spiritual level. Because each plant is unique, rigorous study, understanding, and connection to the natural world are vital factors when facilitating these therapeutics.  

The Oracle as a visual tool. 

My sessions involve a handcrafted oracle with specific botanicals that harness qualities for many mental and emotional conditions that most people suffer from. I have two styles for these readings. Each reading provides excellent depth to either an internal or external situation. Through the botanicals and their medicinal qualities, a story is presented with a visual experience this allows us to go deeper into specific areas of our lives that need extra support and healing. Because we are consuming so much information and environmental stress, the botanical oracle system helps tap into the peripheral nervous system and provides a remedy for releasing emotional stagnation by blending a customized Flower Essence elixir based on what has been revealed through the subconscious level. With the synergetic qualities of each essence, they provide mental and emotional healing and give us spiritual support for our well-being, connecting to nature and instilling mindfulness. 

Because we are consuming so much information and environmental stress, the botanical oracle system helps tap into the peripheral nervous system and provides a remedy for releasing emotional stagnation by blending a customized Flower Essence elixir based on what has been revealed through the subconscious level. With the synergetic qualities of each essence, they provide mental and emotional healing and give us spiritual support for our well-being, connecting to nature and instilling mindfulness. 

The Essence of Sunflower

Sunflower

Latin Name: ‘Helianthus’

Planetary Characteristics: Sun/ Fire Element

The name Sunflower, or Helianthus annuus, comes from the word Greek helios, meaning “Sun,”

Although the word “sunflower” may conjure an image of a giant yellow bloom several feet tall, Sunflowers come in many different shapes and sizes. There are dozens of varying sunflower species native to the Americas (at least 70) that can be found in various locations worldwide, with petals of red, orange, or purple and heights ranging up to 30 feet.

Sunflowers track the sun with their blossoms rising in the east and resting in the west at sunset, this is referred to as heliotropism. Scientists reveal sunflowers have circadian rhythms, which promote this behavior. A young sunflower’s face follows the sun from sunrise to sunset every day and repeats the cycle until maturity. As sunflowers reach maturity, their internal clocks start slowing down until they finish the heliotropism behavior completely. Mature Sunflowers facing East-attract up to five times more pollinators because they warm up faster than westward-facing plants. Sunflowers can self-pollinate in the event of a lack of pollinators such as bees. Its ability to do this can recreate an identical seed to its original origin. The head of the sunflower is a combination of a thousand tiny flowers. Each petal on the circumference of a sunflower is a flower itself. These long, colorful petals are known as “ray florets.” if you look closely at the pattern of a sunflower’s seeds, you’ll notice a spiral pattern. Often, the florets and seeds within the pattern follow the Fibonacci sequence. In this mathematical sequence, each number is the sum of the previous two consecutive numbers, so it goes 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and so on. Count the clockwise and counterclockwise spirals of seeds to the outer edge, and you’ll often find they add up to two consecutive numbers in the sequence, like 55 and 89. Sunflowers can remove harmful toxins from the soil, such as metals, including lead, copper, and zinc. It's also used in phytoremediation,” a process that employs various types of plants to remove, transfer, stabilize, and destroy contaminants in our soil, water, and air. Compared to other cleanup methods, such as soil excavation or pumping polluted groundwater, phytoremediation has become a clean, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly way to reclaim and reuse land that has been tainted by poisonous chemicals and heavy metals.

The Energy Behind the Sunflower

It is known that Native Americans developed the sunflower plant as a food source. According to a University of Arizona report, sunflower cultivation is thought to have begun over 8,000 years ago. Some even suggest sunflower cultivation began before corn and beans. Although unsuspecting, Sunflowers have a wide variety of healing powers that improves digestion, strengthen bones and muscles, and brain health. Sunflower seeds are protein-rich and contain vitamins A, B, and E. They are rich in calcium and minerals. The glorious patterns in the sunflower reveal the seeds of life that represent all creation. This beautiful geometry shows us its healing and reminds us that we are all connected to higher consciousness. The Sunflower is ruled by the Sun and brings us Fire and passion. However, the Sunflower also has the quality of the element Water and a connection to the Moon that works harmoniously with the Sun's energy to create a balance of inward and outward expression. The Moon pushes the life force energy of the sun into full expression shedding light into the shadow and reminding us of what we are here to create. This co-existence brings the masculine and feminine together in balance with each other. It helps us to harmonize these forces within our relationships and ourselves.Sunflowers open us up to new ideas, and new potential, instilling an innocence and giving us the vitality of the Sun, building our courage and confidence. The essence of Sunflower and the Sun helps us to shine bright through authenticity, healing our perception from a place of a balanced personality building a healthy ego and strong solar plexus. Sunflowers help lift our vibration and help us let go of toxic situations that no longer serve us. Their big, bright yellow petals shine strong and confident giving us support and increasing vitality.

The Sunflower flower essence supports our internal equilibrium it is ruled by the Sun and brings us Fire and passion. However, the Sunflower also has the quality of the element Water and a connection to the Moon that works harmoniously with the Sun's energy to create a balance of our inward and outward expression. The Moon pushes the life force energy of the sun into full expression shedding light into the shadow and reminding us of what we are here to create. This co-existence offers balance with each other. It helps us to harmonize these forces within our relationships and ourselves. Sunflowers open us up to new ideas and new potential, instilling innocence and giving us the vitality helping us to, build our courage and confidence. The essence of the Sunflower and the Sun helps us to shine bright through authenticity, healing our perception from a place of a balanced personality building a healthy ego and strong solar plexus. Sunflowers help lift our vibration and help us let go of toxic situations that no longer serve us. Their big, bright yellow petals shine strong and confident, giving us support and increasing vitality.

The Science Behind Flower Essences

What are flower essences? Flower essences are gently distilled concentrates. The term vibrational medicine is used a lot to describe them; they are that, but there is a science as to how these mysterious botanical elixirs affect our mind and emotional body. 

Flowers are harvested in small batches with intentional and delicate procedures. The botanicals are then immersed in Springwater. The minerals in spring water are ionic, which helps the body absorb them easily. Water is kinetic; in physics, this means water holds the energy it possesses due to its constant movement, and its small molecules can be boiled and stay the same weight and consistency.  

Heat is then applied to the immersed plant material; the traditional method would allow the infusion to absorb the sun's rays for about four hours; usually, temperatures can rise anywhere from 102 to 130 degrees depending on exposure and the sun's intensity. This is warm enough to extract small amounts of volatile oils and the “essence” of the plant character. Because water is a universal solvent, the action of heat captures the essence into liquid, and all the plant material is meticulously strained and disregarded. 

There is no biomechanical plant material is used in the final process; ingesting these flower elixirs offers a different kind of medicinal benefit. Unlike Essential oils, where thousands of plant matter is steam distilled, the quintessence (oil) of the plant is used for its therapeutic benefits. The olfactory response stimulates the limbic brain, offering an instant physical connection to memory and memory stimulation, calming the cerebral nervous system.

Applying essential oils to the skin also engages our noticeable senses. The integumentary system protects our body from environmental damage and pathogens. Our skin is the largest organ in the body. It is literally what protects us from the outside world; there are so many known health benefits essential oils offer our skin. That's because when the action of water and heat alters massive amounts of plant material, it is transformed into a chemical component. It consists of antiviral, anti-bacterial, and antioxidant abilities.

No matter how medicinal plants are used medicinally, their essence lifts our spirits and calms our bodies. Because flower essences have a faint to no scent, describing how they will make you feel is personal. However, understanding their chemistry, qualities, and environment gives us depth and understanding of their abilities and how they affect our body on a mental, emotional and spiritual level. Because each plant is unique, rigorous study, understanding, and connection to the natural world are key factors when facilitating these therapeutics.  

 The science behind their superpowers is primal. Like us, plants have organs and a sophisticated system to detect and respond to light, gravity, temperature, and physical touch receptors, sense environmental factors and relay the information through an intermediate chemical messenger response. My theory is the symbiotic connection between plants and humans' sensory systems allows for a seamless delivery system.

 Our nervous system is composed of three parts Cerebral spinal NS, Autonomic NS, and Peripheral these systems all work together in different forms of communication. The peripheral NS consists of a network of nerve cells that carry messages to and from the central nervous system. They are responsible for sensory, including smell, hearing, touch, and sight. These nerves carry messages from tissues and organs to the brain and spinal cord. We are a product of our environment. Everything we are consuming around us becomes a part of us. There is a physiological explanation for why we hold stress, trauma, and emotional toxins in the body. This is through our perception; it is how we identify and interpret sensory information to represent and understand the presented information of our environment. This involves signals that go through the nervous system, which, in turn, stimulate the senses and store information within the body. Memories become imprints, forming neuropathways and habits. Emotional toxins and patterns become hard to break because it consumes us, becoming a part of us.

Our bodies are constantly moving energy; we are mostly water, and water becomes the environment it is given it adapts. Some essential oils have been studied in laboratories for their incredible effects on the brain for focus and concentration, relief of stress and anxiety, and the physical association to smell and touch. A powerful tool for mindfulness and neuroplasticity is recognizing and rewiring our neural network of thinking, responding, and reacting. 
Flower essences are the direct essence of the plant; they pack a powerful punch in their abilities to heal our nervous system. Their delivery system is from an internal approach working directly with our nerve cells, addressing the inner communication within the body. Physically, it is similar to an acupuncture treatment releasing stagnation and harmonizing our overall well-being.

Flower essences have earned the reputation of being known as liquid energy; they have the ability to help us recognize and let go of behavior patterns that generate negative thinking. They boost our mood and enhance our perspectives, giving us a different way of seeing life. They also support our physical well-being by offering protection from environmental stress and sensitivities.

Let's face it. Flowers make us feel good. They are instant mood enhancers brain chemicals such as dopamine, oxytocin, and serotine are released, creating a positive reaction such as happiness and reducing stress related to depression while making us feel secure and relaxed.

How to use the Perusal of the Four Seasons Zine for ritual

Each season offers a theme that corraponse with the dominant elemental nature. Our mind, body, and spirit are synergistic to the natural world and adapt to each transition, whether we are aware of this or not. Some seasons bring more stress than others, depending on personal internal constitutions. Awareness of the changes in occurrence, can be empowering, help us learn to cope with stress, and have a deeper understanding of our environment.

Within each season, we are faced with spiritual, emotional, and physiological challenges. In this Zine series, I created a simple step-by-step calendar wheel using an internal compass and the four elemental directions. Medical astrology, numerology, and tarot all infused together as an introduction for further exploration. *note for accurate moon phases, you will need a current yearly calendar.

This year's example reading >

For this reading, I will be working with The Flower Attunement Tarot. The reason why I'm choosing this deck is I will be looking at this year's theme through Tarot numerology and corresponding plant allies.

* any Tarot deck or oracle will work just fine. The idea is to become attuned to the natural rhythms of the ever-changing seasons.

Everything in the universe has a numerical value and can help us identify and interpret energy.

We kick off the new year of 2023 in dissolution and heightened intuition. 2+2+3= 7 this means we moved into the archetypal Tarot year of The Chariot, which is ruled by the moon and the water element in Winter, where the water element dominates this season. Dream big! Go within and go with the flow! Being in control means allowing fluidity. 7 also offers The Tower card. Big changes are inevitable. This comes further into the the year and is truly welcomed, between Spring and Summer, the 7 of swords and 7 of pentacles help us to stay focused and true to ourselves and cultivate our heart's desires.

Trust, fluidity, setting clear intentions, and leading with intuition for 2023!

The Flower Attunement Tarot offers botanical flower essence elixirs known as vibrational medicine this works directly on our peripheral nervous system by releasing stress, anxiety, and trauma. Each essence is methodically designed for each season through its chemistry and mysticism.

Each botanical blend becomes our allies in coping with the ebbs and flows, like a remedy for each theme.

Winter- North

The Chariot & seven of Cups> Tulip empowers us to move forward fearlessly and dream big.

Spring- East

Seven of Swords> Rowan gives us integrity, and honesty

Summer- South

Seven of pentacles> Cypress gives us vitality and momentum

Fall- West

The Tower and seven of wands > Ginger assures us with safety and security, helping us to surrender to the unknown.

The Four Seasons Blends & Tarot

From The Flower Attunement Tarot:

The Major Arcana is a key component of the Tarot deck, consisting of 22 cards that hold significant symbolic and archetypal meaning. These cards represent important life lessons, spiritual growth, and transformative experiences. Each card in the Major Arcana carries its own unique symbolism and message, contributing to the overall narrative and journey depicted in a Tarot reading.

The significance of the Major Arcana lies in its ability to tap into the collective unconscious and offer profound insights into the human condition. These cards often represent major turning points, challenges, or opportunities in life. They provide guidance and illumination, helping individuals gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their circumstances, and the path they are on.

The Major Arcana cards are numbered from 0 to 21, with each number corresponding to a specific card and its associated meaning. The Fool card, representing the number 0, symbolizes new beginnings, spontaneity, and taking risks. The following cards depict various stages and archetypes encountered on the journey, such as the Empress (fertility, abundance), the Chariot (willpower, determination), the Hanged Man (sacrifice, surrender), and the World (completion, fulfillment).

As a whole, the Major Arcana forms a narrative or a story that mirrors the trials, triumphs, and spiritual growth that individuals experience in their lives. They offer guidance and insight, encouraging self-reflection and exploration. Whether used for divination or self-reflection, the Major Arcana holds a powerful and significant role in helping individuals navigate life's complexities, make decisions, and gain deeper insights into their own personal journeys.

The tarot can be related to the four seasons in a few different ways. One way to interpret the connection is through the suits of the tarot deck. The four suits, which are typically represented by wands, cups, swords, and pentacles, can be associated with the seasons. Wands can symbolize spring, representing growth, creativity, and new beginnings. Cups can relate to summer, representing emotions, relationships, and abundance. Swords can be connected to autumn, representing intellect, challenges, and transformation. And pentacles can be linked to winter, representing stability, material wealth, and grounding.

Another way to relate the tarot to the four seasons is through the major arcana cards. Each card in the major arcana can represent a different aspect of life, including different stages or energy associated with the seasons. For example, The Fool card can be associated with spring, representing new beginnings and taking risks. The Sun card can relate to summer, symbolizing warmth, joy, and vitality. The Death card can be connected to autumn, representing transformation, letting go, and the cycle of life. And The World card can be linked to winter, symbolizing completion, fulfillment, and the end of a cycle.

Ultimately, the connection between the tarot and the four seasons can be a personal interpretation, and different people may associate different cards or aspects of the tarot with each season

The Four seasonal blends of the significant arcana provide support and ease through each season.

Let's face it; we are creatures of habit. Each season we move through presents a theme, whether that is changes in temperature, work, school, or experiencing the changes in our community and cities. These subtleties can create stress on the mind and body. Changing a habit or a routine can be disruptive. The four seasons blends are designed to give support, calm, vitality, and an adaptogenic effect to our mind, body, and spirit. This allows us to move fluidly through all the transitions and seasons of our lives.

Summary: In Spring, the focus is on calming the mind and letting go of what no longer serves. The flower essences of Pine, Clematis, Borage, and Goldenrod support mental clarity, courage, and finding life's purpose. Summer brings confidence and self-worth. Flower essences like Cleavers, Wormwood, Teasel, and Mullein help with nonattachment, releasing negativity, reclaiming power, and embracing the authentic self. Autumn is a time for willpower and strength. Flower essences such as Rowan, Echinacea, Sunflower, and Arnica provide protection, healing, balance, and wound healing. Winter focuses on calming the heart. Flower essences like Yarrow, Tulip, Sweet Pea, and Queen Anne's Lace support self-preservation, enlightenment, an open heart, and intuition.

Each season represents a different element, with Spring being associated with air, Summer with earth, Autumn with fire, and Winter with water. These flower essences help rebalance and rejuvenate the mind, body, and spirit, supporting personal growth and well-being throughout the year The four seasons, spring, summer, autumn, and winter, each have their own unique essence in nature and a profound impact on us. Spring is a season of renewal and rebirth. It is characterized by the blooming of flowers, the emergence of new leaves on trees, and the return of animal activity. The essence of spring is one of growth, vitality, and optimism. After the dormant winter months, the sights and scents of spring rejuvenate our spirits and inspire a sense of hope and possibility. Spring's essence reminds us of the cyclical nature of life, the beauty of new beginnings, and the importance of embracing change. Summer is a season of warmth, abundance, and vitality. It is a time when nature is in full bloom, with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and buzzing wildlife. The essence of summer is one of energy, joy, and adventure. Long days and ample sunshine invite us to engage in outdoor activities, connect with nature, and soak in the natural beauty around us. Summer's essence brings a sense of freedom, playfulness, and a reminder to savor the fleeting moments of warmth and sunshine. Autumn, also known as fall, is a season of transition and contemplation. It is marked by the changing colors of leaves, the harvest of crops, and the cooling temperatures. The essence of autumn is one of reflection, gratitude, and letting go. The beauty of the changing foliage and the crisp air evokes a sense of nostalgia and introspection. Autumn's essence reminds us to appreciate the abundance in our lives, embrace change, and find beauty in transitions. Winter is a season of stillness, solitude, and introspection. It is characterized by cold temperatures, shorter days, and the quiet beauty of snow-covered landscapes. The essence of winter is one of resilience, simplicity, and inner growth. The stillness of nature in winter invites us to slow down, find comfort in solitude, and reflect on our inner selves. Winter's essence teaches us the importance of rest, introspection, and finding beauty in the quiet moments. The impact of the seasons on us is profound. They influence our mood, energy levels, and even our behavior. The changing seasons provide a sense of rhythm and structure to our lives, reminding us of the passage of time and the cyclical nature of existence. Each season has its own qualities that can evoke emotions, inspire creativity, and offer lessons for personal growth. The essence of the four seasons in nature connects us to the natural world, encourages us to adapt to change, and invites us to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the environment around us.

Spring blend- the air element

Spring ~ The Vernal equinox < to make new again, spring cleaning, and weeding out the garden. We are making room for new life to grow, planting seeds, and offering rebirth, renewal, and inspiration.

The Magician-Lupin flower essence offers focus, clarity, and visionary breakthroughs. The Lovers-Lavender flower essence balances our minds and emotions, supporting acceptance and communication. The Star-Borage flower essence expands intuition, instilling courage, connection, and hope. The Fool-Rosemary flower essence gives an innocent mind, trust, and letting go of worry. The Emperor-Thistle flower essence is pure fire and purification, allowing transmutation, personal authority, and protection.

Summer blend, The Earth element

Summer~ The Summer Solstice < nourishment and transformation. Summer brings the outward action and movement of the Fire and Earth elements. Solar energy gives us vitamin D supporting our immune system and bones. The joyous and long carefree summer days fill us with warmth and light, boosting our moods.

Justice-Manzinta flower essence gives balance, self-love, integrity, and cooperation. The Empress-Primrose flower essence brings rebirth, renewal, and creativity. The Heirophant-Shooting star flower essence strengthens our core values and individual truth and connection. The World-Horsetail flower essence supports us in transitions from endings and new beginnings, keeping us grounded. The Sun-Sunflower flower essence is fire at its element, increasing vitality, inner power, love, joy, and abundance

Fall blend- the Fire element

Autumn~ The Fall equinox < is the season of balance and reflection. As we prepare for the darker days, we gather and harvest, giving thanks and gratitude for all we have reaped and down.

The Temperance-Angelicia flower essence connects us to the Divine, permitting peace, healing, and balance. The Devil-Wormwood flower essence helps us to release and let go, strengthening our boundaries and non-attachment. The Tower-Ginger flower essence helps us to trust and surrender to the unknown and enables the changes life brings. The Strength-Arnica flower essence instills confidence, courage, and strength. Wheel the Fortune-Calendula flower essence gives us transformation, abundance, wisdom, and flexibility.

Winter blend-the Water element

Winter~ Winter Solstice < is the time to go within and nurture our foundation. Drinking plenty of water and nourishing our kidneys and adrenals are essential to help manage stress and boost our vitality and creativity. The winter season allows us to look deeper into the shadow, allowing us to become more confident and connected to our potential by facing our fears.

Judgment-Hyssop flower essence helps us to feel safe in our bodies. -Death-Violet flower essence assist us through transition and transformations. The Hanged one- Angel Trumpet flower essence gives us new perspectives, enlightenment, and spiritual connection. The High Priestess-Queen Ann’s Lace flower essence gives deep wisdom, love, and understanding. The Chariot- Tulip flower essence helps increase self-confidence, balance, and personal truth.

All blends are made with organic brandy distilled from my garden. Glycerin options are available upon request.

1/2 oz glass bottle of plant vibrational tincture for internal use.

How to work with The Flower Attunement Tarot

Introduction to the Flower Attunement Tarot

Cartomancy is the art of using a deck of playing cards to answer insightful questions and practice divination. This method can be found in many cultures dating back several hundred years before the 1700s when it became popular in Europe. The origins of playing card symbology have several theories in this system; the four suits represent the four elements in nature. Highest to lowest from the color-coded method: Spades (black) being the highest representing the Air element, Hearts (red) being the Water Element, in the middle Clubs (black) being Fire, and the lowest Diamonds (red) being Earth. This can be interpreted as the seasons and the four cardinal directions of our internal compass rose. These opposing forces represent life's challenges and how nature consistently achieves balance in the changing seasons' polarities.

 In the Flower Attunement Tarot, you will see a traditional depiction of 52 playing cards and one Joker, also known as the Fool, in a traditional Tarot card deck. The cards have been blended with tarot archetypes, elements, planetary actions, and numerology. These relate to plant healing allies from The Flower Attunement oracle and guidebook.

 Each suite is described by blending the seven-eight cards from a traditional tarot deck by the major and minor arcana through its numerology, the minor cards in the traditional translations from Ace to Kings as the Pages to Jacks. The major cards are blended with the minor cards by telling a story of numbers and how each element reacts to the world around us and within us. The Major cards Ace through ten energies are traditionally translated, and the other eleven are subtracted and added to their numerological connection.

 The story is told through the mental and emotional connection between our minds and heart. Passion, action, and how this affects our body, security, and how we identify with the world. Through this lens, the Flower Attunement Tarot provides remedies, support, and healing through its deep wisdom and understanding. Each plant's energy relates to Earth, Air, Fire, and Water elements and to the tarot by its planetary and elemental connection. Within this connection, each plant offers medicinal healing that arises in each reading. 

This identification was used in medical astrology and the study of herbalism dating back to Renaissance medicine and was required to be understood by doctors until the 17th century.

The intention in using these cards is to gain self-awareness and heighten perspective.

The descriptions for each element provide a closer look inside ourselves. Each plant or “flower essence'' can assist us in feeling supported or help break a pattern.

Each flower or plant holds specific energies that affect our minds and bodies. Depending on how you use the plants and flowers, this energy can be interpreted through its doctrine and medicinal qualities. You can have various experiences, but the essence of the plant will always be present,  powerful, and sometimes feel subtle.

 Flower essences are made by extracting the plant's essence using spring water, solar rays, and flower. Once the plant material is extracted, it is carefully filtered, leaving no material behind. Only a few drops of the water essence are then preserved using brandy or other preservation options.

The Flower Attunement Tarot can be used just like any other traditional seventy-eight-card tarot deck. You can employ your preferred formal layouts and spreads for readings. The Tarot, a visual storytelling system, encompasses a wide range of human emotions and experiences. The cards serve as a tool for interpreting life events, offering support and healing through challenging times with the assistance of the plant allies. Additionally, it helps foster a deeper connection to nature and ritual.

Shuffling the cards introduces an element of randomness, providing new perspectives each time a set of cards is chosen. These card narratives can guide the recipient of the reading to break free from existing thought patterns and view the situation through a fresh lens.

For detailed instructions on card layouts, please consult the Flower Attunement guidebook for helpful suggestions and guidelines.

Each card that is revealed during a reading corresponds to a specific flower essence. A remedy can be crafted using the essence, which can be ingested as a tincture, added to water or tea, or even used in a bath.

One Card Draw:

The cards in this deck serve as a powerful conduit to our subconscious, enabling us to tap into the unity of the natural elements present on Earth. Utilizing this layout can help us establish a ritual practice and offer physical remedies to assist in our personal growth and journey. Through this spread, we can establish a connection not only with the seasons that shape our lives but also with a plant ally that can aid us in navigating through transformative periods. When a card is drawn in reverse or dormant position, it signifies an opportunity for deep healing, while upright cards indicate support and guidance.

Example:

"What was the energy of the past month?"

The Nine of Hearts: Moon & Fuchsia

There are multiple ways to interpret this combination.

The Moon card represents the divine guidance within you and the illumination of your inner light. It signifies a period of self-reflection and delving deeper into your subconscious to confront negative self-talk and unfulfilling communication patterns. Fuchsia, on the other hand, evokes a true sense of self-love that emanates from within, allowing you to express the inherent beauty that resides within you without seeking external validation.

The Nine of Hearts signifies the appreciation and gratitude you feel for yourself as you have overcome numerous internal challenges.

By moving forward and attracting from a place of inner love, much like the Fuchsia's joyful dance that naturally attracts pollinators to its vibrant and captivating fruits, you are reminded that once you find inner joy and self-love, what is meant for you will effortlessly find its way to you.

It is worth noting that Fuchsia thrives in shadier, cooler environments, reminiscent of the moonlit night. With its association with water and Venus, Fuchsia acts as a diuretic and detoxifier for the lymphatic system. In energetic terms, this translates to emotional release (as a diuretic and water element) and heart detoxification (aiding the lymphatic system).

For more information on different layouts, such as the Pentacle, Seven Energy Bodies, and Moon Phase Readings, please refer to The Flower Attunement Oracle. Additionally, you can explore Seasonal Flower Essence Meditations and Rituals for further guidance.

Oregon Grape Flower Essence

Happy Vernal Equinox! “To make new again.’

Late Winter and early spring mark the time Oregon Grape shrubs bloom in the PNW; these
bright waxy tiny yellow blossoms bring a magnificent pop of color to the fresh dew to the densely green forest landscape. These vividly bright tiny flowers hold so much photosynthesis light lifting our spirits for the resurrection of spring.

Oregon Grape was chosen as the state flower in Oregon in the late eighteen hundreds, shortly after Oregon became a state. Native to the state, it was viewed as an” abundance of beauty.”

Although used by the Native American tribes of the Pacific Northwest for treatments of arthritis and a number of various issues, Oregon Grape has been long used in Chinese medicine as well. This plant has a long history as a healer.

To continue The Lovers theme of 2022 and the elements of Six, Oregon grape Flower essence gives the vigor of the Six of Pentacles in the Tarot or the Six of Diamonds in the Flower Attunement cartomancy. This essence teaches us about the Earthly balance of giving and receiving love through cooperation, confidence, and trust, helping us share the feeling of our fulfillment as we give to others.

Flower Essence- Giving and receiving

Planetary Characteristics: Saturn/Giving and receiving

Latin Name:‘Mahonia aquifolium’

From The Flower Attunement Guide Book-

In medical astrology, our skin and our bones are ruled by Saturn. Saturn teaches us boundaries and self-preservation. Life is a balance between open and closed at the right times. Just like the Moon, we have to honor our cycles. When we are taught self-preservation is selfish, we act out unhealthily by becoming closed off to the world and its potential gifs of love.

Oregon grape helps teach us healthy boundaries. Its medicinal qualities are known for treating many conditions and are often used as an antifungal treatment, eczema cream, psoriasis treatment, and rash aid. Our skin is a helpful site for self-reflection. It tells us when we are unbalanced and when our boundaries have been crossed emotionally and spiritually. Oregon grape flower essence helps us to find balance. Its spiky leaves remind us to strengthen our boundaries, while its beautiful flowers remind us to shine. Its fruit-bearing quality helps us to feel nourished in giving and receiving love.

Flower essence tinctures work by modifying energy flow through the typical acupuncture meridians. Shifts in these energetic patterns influence the consciousness in helpful ways, both emotionally and physically. These homeopathic remedies can be described as “vibrational” or energy medicine. Flowers themselves contain the highest concentration of life force energy of the plant. Through the sun infusion method, we can harness the flower's healing vibrational pattern and energy. This is imprinted in the water and then preserved as medicine. Preserved with brandy but can be replaced with glycerin upon request.

The flower essence of Oregon Grape is only the vibration of the plant, and no plant material is used in the harvesting process.

This can be used as a tincture ingested neat or added to water, tea, or whatever you feel. I recommend one drop in water three times a day. All of the essences can also be added to a bath.

1/2oz 15ml

Made intentionally by hand in Portland, OR

***Disclaimer

results vary and are not 100% guaranteed.

The blends are not intended to replace any medical or mental treatments by a qualified health physician. This information is for educational purposes.

Love Potion No. 6 for 2022

Lunar New Year 2022 moves us into the archetype of the Lovers and the mirror of 6.

Six offers beauty, love, intuition, and the awareness of our hearts. In the Flower Attunement Tarot, The Lovers and Six of Spades offer plant allies to help us find balance in our mind and emotions, Air and Water. The sacred number highlights the mind and body as above, so below, The Lovers relate to Air and The polarity. The Devil represents Earth and our attachments to everything that makes us feel good or bad.

The elements of 6 found in nature, Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, are all interpreted through the archetypes of the universal language of the Tarot and the plant spirits that support each element curated into a flower essence elixir, a divine Love potion No. 6 offering unconditional love and deepening our heart’s true desire the love we seek inside.

Six of Spades: The Lovers & Lavender

Cooperation, communication, and accepting our lessons. The feeling of love is the highest vibration we can experience and brings a dance and balance of the opposition. 

Lavender has air and water energy ruled by Mercury. This helps the mind and emotions find balance. It does this through its calming effect on the nervous system, giving us discernment and properly communicating our needs. Releasing what no longer serves, creating a path to move forward, and opening our hearts to love and unity. There are over forty-five species, with over four hundred and fifty varieties of lavender having many different uses. Lavender is truly abundant and expansive. It is a reminder that love comes in all forms and there is always enough. 

The Six of Clubs: The Devil & Wormwood

Wormwood has been used to treat aches and pains, even sexual desires and addictions. Its rich, vast medicinal abilities come from its essential oils known as thujone. This chemistry has a strong influence on Saturn and Mars. This helps us to let go of attachments that can cause additions and low self-esteem. Wormwood is a great healer. It teaches us to stand up for ourselves and shows us how to let go of old patterns that hold us back from being seen as our true selves. Wormwood strengthens the ego and boundaries, giving the courage to let go and move on. Offering growth, protection, and grounding. 

The Six of Clubs: The Devil & Wormwood

Wormwood has been used to treat aches and pains, even sexual desires and addictions. Its rich, vast medicinal abilities come from its essential oils known as thujone. This chemistry has a strong influence on Saturn and Mars. This helps us to let go of attachments that can cause addictions and low self-esteem. Wormwood is a great healer. It teaches us to stand up for ourselves and let go of old patterns that keep us from being seen as our true selves. Wormwood strengthens the ego and boundaries, giving the courage to let go and move on. Offering growth, protection, and grounding. 

Six of hearts: Lilac & Harmony 

Lilac is an aphrodisiac; it has a sweet floral smell that invokes pleasure and sensuality. It's also uplifting and inspiring. Medicinally lilac can clear us from deeply repressed emotions that can hold us back from our true potential. Lilac brings harmony to our relationships helping us to be at peace.

The Six of Diamonds: Oregon grape & Giving and Receiving 

Oregon grape teaches us about boundaries, cooperation, and sharing. Guiding us to feel fulfilled within ourselves allows us to give to others. Oregon grape gives us healthy boundaries and softness and pushes us to release defensiveness by instilling confidence and trust. Opening us up to feel safe to connect and share with our communities. 

Winter Solstice essences from the Flower Attunement

Balancing the elements

Winter Solstice offers a time to lay down a new foundation; when we are called to this, we are invoking changes of the mind and all that we feel through our body, starting at the base of our spine.

December brings Saturn's energy to examine structures we build for ourselves; its essence is cold, dense, dry, and solid. Saturn's energy is our bones and stability. When big changes and transitions occur, this energy starts at the base of our spine and moves up through our energy centers; this can cause triggers and upsets to areas of the body that hold certain emotions, from unprocessed anger to trauma and fear. I have put together a blend of flower essence allies to help us feel safe, grounded, and supported through this time of change.

As we move into Winter solstice, we are met with shorter days and longer nights. The Earth has transcended to the dark side of the Moon, the place of Shadows and where the dark Goddess will show us our deepest secrets if we let her. Winter is the time of receptivity, to go inward, slow down and witness ourselves. Our kidneys are ruled by the Water element and hold the energy of Venus; this energy is nurturing and receptive its shadow aspect can bring up fear and overwhelm us with the unknown; this can cause stress and trigger a stress response sending imbalances through the body. The Water element helps us to adapt and allows fluidic changes harmoniously.

The Moon pulls us inward and outward each month like a inhale and an exhale. Its action moves the elements of Air and Water; thoughts and emotions activate in the winter months and hold the key tool of dissolution, the transformation of our mind and emotions.

As we witness the plants and trees fall away, rot, and decay, we observe the nourishment from the alchemical process as Earth transforms what no longer serves. The water from rain rehydrates, and the snow cools the Earth from the hot sun and the summer months of fire energy. Water is the remedy winter brings. Water helps us adjust to fluidic change; water is boundless and holds the energy we give it.

Water in the body

The body is made up of 70% water.

The water element rules the kidneys, lymphatic system, and bladder and influences our adrenal glands, pituitary, and blood sugar. Emotionally when we are out of balance and feeling stuck, these body systems can feel overly emotional; low energy, water retention, depression, and laziness can contribute to symptoms of an excess of Water elements. The Water element contributes to fluidic change and adaptability when we are deficient in its energy, issues like insomnia, restlessness, headaches, and insensitivity may arise.

The antidote may be Water itself. Nourishing our body with hydration and cleansing our lymphatic system, where we can store unprocessed emotions, helps keep everything moving. Heavy emotions can benefit from the action of Fire when we lack energy and feel stuck. Fire can be the antidote and just what we need to give us the passion and momentum to move forward.

The Winter season allows us to look deeper within the shadow giving us a chance to become more confident and connected to our potential. We are giving and receiving energy throughout our lives and what we put out there comes back to us in various forms of unspoken communication; Winter requires us to pay attention to family, foundations, and willpower. Nourishing our kidneys and adrenals is essential to help us manage our stress and boost our vital life force energy and creativity.

The Winter Solstice is the celebration of returning to light. As nature moves through each season, we are given opportunities to participate in evolving transformations. We are reminded that without the shadow, we would not have the opportunity, inspiration, depth, and personal growth.

I have prepared a reading from the Flower Attunement Tarot for the seven energy bodies within us and the flower essences remedies that offer support for the mind, body, And soul, helping to elevate and bring more love and compassion for these times of transition, darker and unknown seasons we are in.

The Foundation

Hellebore holds the essence of Earth and the energy of Mars and Saturn. She is the Queen of Pentacles, and her rose-like blossoms bloom in the coldest winter. Her roots are strong and deep. Hellebore offers great depth, wisdom, and stability. She helps us embody our power giving us confidence and protection, connecting us to Earth's energy and all its abundance instilling us with personal power and receptivity.

The creative energy center

Manzanita holds the essence of Earth and the energy of Venus doctrine. Of its tiny pink blossoms dangle from evergreen shrubs that bloom in the colder winter months through early spring. They resemble and are somewhat shaped like a bladder, and their medicinal properties are used to treat UTIs. Our sacral energy center is our vitality and life force. It’s our creative source of energy. Our kidneys, adrenal, and reproductive health can be influenced strongly by fear and emotional imbalances. Manzanita is the 2 of pentacles & Justice; its flower essence teaches us resistance and how to replenish our life force energy. Manzanita helps us release rigid mindsets softening us and turning us inward to find balance when life feels stressful.

The ego and self-preservation

Violet holds the element of Water and the energy of Pluto and Venus. It is the Death Card and the 4 cups.

Violets have long been associated with death and resurrection. Their blossoms bloom in the darkness and cool temperatures through Spring rebirth. Violets are cooling and cleansing our lymphatic system, helping us to release what no longer serves us. The energies of Pluto and venus bring deep self-reflection and examination. Disconnection, apathy, and depression can lower our sense of self and our connection to our divine life force. Violets blossoms help cleanse our mind and body, invoking new perspectives while soothing and nourishing us through difficult times of change and transition.

The Heart

Juniper holds the essence of Water & Air and the energy of the Sun. Juniper brings healing to our minds and emotions of the three swords.

Juniper pollinates cone flowers from January to the new beginning of the Fools journey in April. Juniper has many medicinal uses for healing our hearts and mind, is rich in antioxidants, and has immune-boosting properties. Juniper is heartwarming with its connection to Sol energy. It helps give us courage in challenging times, and it’s soothing and calming to our minds and emotions by helping us gain insight and clarity in overwhelming times of stress and confusion. Juniper opens us up on a deep subconscious level helping us to gain perspective and guiding us through opportunities of growth and healing.

Our Voice

Cypress holds the essence of Earth and the energy of Saturn & 7 of Pentacles.

Cypress is an evergreen and has the ability to reproduce itself through its own cones and seeds. Cypress trees have long been associated with death and transition. At times, they were burned in cremation to help fumigate the air. The evergreen is everlasting and gives us perseverance through each season and life's challenges. The energy of Saturn gives Cypress deep grounding and support in times of change and uncertainty; Cypress helps support our needs, personal truth, and self-expression. Cypress Provides us with vitality and momentum to move through whatever transitions life brings.

Wisdom & intuition

Nettles holds the essence of Fire and the Energy of Mars. The 3 Wands

Nettles blossoms bloom through winter Into spring. Its firey essence gives us passion and inspiration in the unknown times of darkness. Nettles are packed with all kinds of medicinal qualities and relieve us of toxins that no longer serve; they are the perfect remedy for spring cleaning our minds and body. Nettle flower essence supports our creative potential, action, and follow-through. Nettles help us to set forth into the unknown with courage and enthusiasm.

The Crown & Divine connection

Calendula holds the essence of Fire and the energy of Jupiter and the Sun. Calendula is the 10 of wands & The Wheel of Fortune.

Calendula is a bright summer blossom that, once established, can bloom all year round. Calendula is pure fire energy. Ruled by Jupiter, it brings us expansion and abundance. It can also help us to unburden our minds from too much excess mentally and emotionally. Calendula flower essence teaches us to go with the flow, knowing we are protected and assured on our path by giving us wisdom, flexibility, and luck.

How to use The Flower Attunement Oracle & Guidebook

Using the Flower Attunement cards is a transformative experience for connecting the mind and body. Each card in the deck holds profound insights and offers deep healing, allowing us to release fear and embrace unconditional love. Every card revealed during a reading corresponds to a specific flower essence. These essences can be blended together based on the messages of the cards, creating a powerful remedy that can be ingested as a tincture or added to water, tea, or any beverage of your choice. Additionally, all of the essences can be added to a bath for a soothing and rejuvenating experience.

The Flower Attunement Card kit includes the deck itself, accompanied by a comprehensive guidebook. This booklet provides detailed descriptions of each essence and the season to which they correspond. By understanding the wisdom of the oracle, you gain insights into how to balance, strengthen, and nurture your mind and body. The flower essences reveal the miraculous ways in which plants can support and aid in this process. With over fifty-three cards in the deck and over 100 pages of plant and planetary knowledge, the Flower Attunement Card kit serves as an ideal starting point for anyone interested in harnessing the power of flower essences to enhance their life.

A single card draw from the deck can serve as a daily, weekly, or monthly meditation practice. By pulling one card, you establish an intimate connection with a specific plant and work with its unique energies. Reversed cards offer additional healing and can be used to release stagnant energy, while upright cards provide support and guidance. Embrace the transformative potential of the Flower Attunement cards and open yourself to a journey of self-discovery, healing, and growth.

Skin healing tea blend

Taking care of your skin helps build a healthy immune system. Our skin is the body's largest organ; it protects us from invaders like bacteria and viruses. It plays a significant role in our immune health, directly interacting with the lymphatic and circulatory systems and protecting against invaders such as bacteria, viruses, UV radiation, and toxins. Other immune functions also include the secretion of vitamin D, a vital nutrient from solar rays that strengthen our defenses against serious disease and uplift our spirit.

We often hear the phrase, “ that person has thick skin.” Meaning they have strong boundaries and can handle anything. Well, metaphorically and physically, this means the same thing. When our boundaries are strong energetically, we add the emotional and spiritual elements necessary to manage our health confidently.

The liver is key for proper immune function. Positioned to detect pathogens entering the body. Inflammatory skin responses, whether severe or mild, can most likely be due to an overburdened liver. Diet and lifestyle changes can manage light to chronic conditions when our liver is overwhelmed by toxins, stress, and emotional contributions. This can lead to a dysfunctional cell turnover In the desquamation process. Over time causing skin issues like psoriasis and eczema. This process is responsible for healthy shedding producing healthy layers of keratin for new skin. This also slows down as we age, leaving us venerable to unhealthy cell regeneration. A consistent skin regimen involving cleansing, exfoliation, and protection can build immunity, self-confidence, and overall well-being.

The Skin Healing Tea Blend:

YELLOW DOCK- Grounding and fluidic, it moves and breaks up liver stagnation while toning the digestive system.

LEMON BALM- Anti-inflammatory calming to the nervous system and antioxidant that helps fight free radicals that cause aging and disease.

PEPPERMINT- rich in antioxidants, helps regenerative cell turnover, and visibly strengthens top layers of skin for a youthful glow.

NETTLES- High in vitamin A .C.B.and K boosting radiance and brightening complexion giving a fresh glow reduces redness from eczema, acne, and psoriasis.

RED CLOVER- Is concentrated in Phytoestrogens and isoflavones, which improve the skin by stimulating the skin's natural collagen production, increasing skin thickness, and improving moister levels.

ALFALFA- Rich in antioxidants that ward off free radicals from pollutants that cause aging; they are high in vitamins and nutrients, so they are extremely nourishing and soothing inflammation.

Overall the Skin Healing Tea Blend helps support the Parasympathetic nervous system, calming the mind, body, and soul and protecting, nourishing, and strengthening from the inside out.