healing

  • Modern Day Society and the Female Nervous System

    Modern Day Society and the Female Nervous System

    I don’t think that I am alone when I say that the stirring within is slowly starting to grow louder –  becoming a deep, unsettling rumble indicating that something is not right here. I often feel a homesick feeling, a feeling of displacement, but I don’t remember where exactly I’m missing. Perhaps it’s less of…

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  • Mugwort – The Witches Herb for Intuition, Dreams and Ancient Magic

    Mugwort – The Witches Herb for Intuition, Dreams and Ancient Magic

    Often called the “dream herb” or the “witches herb”, mugwort is a sacred herb that has held a special place in ancient healing practices for centuries. Mugwort, or Asteraceae, is a herb in the daisy family that has been revered for its magical properties. It is said that mugwort use can help to improve intuition,…

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  • The Third Eye Chakra: How to expand your intuition

    The Third Eye Chakra: How to expand your intuition

    The third eye chakra, known as Ajna in Sanskrit is the sixth energy center in the body in the traditional chakra system. It is located between the eyebrows and is a powerful chakra that is associated with intuition, imagination, spiritual awareness and inner knowing. Through balancing our third eye chakra, we soften into our own…

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  • 5 Ways That I Prioritise Healing as a Busy Mum

    5 Ways That I Prioritise Healing as a Busy Mum

    Get up. Get ready. Quickly!  Quickly eat your breakfast. Let’s have a chat, maybe a dance. Shit! We’re late!! Run! Get in the car! Heart racing, watching the clock. The clock, always that gosh darn clock. I watch the clock as I work, as I eat. I watch it as I rush to do the…

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  • The Wild Feminine

    The Wild Feminine

    How long do we stifle the cries of our souls in the persuit of the approval of the Man? How much longer can we go on like this? With the discomfort of our dreams and inner callings pushing us towards a reality that feels so distant and out of reach. Yet so familiar. I remember…

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